December 1947
INDUSTRIAL
AND E N G I N E E R I N G
CHEMISTRY
45 A
That's virtually what happens to the hybrid seed corn handled by The Airveyor Conveying System at the plant of the Pfister Hybrid Corn Co., El Paso, 111. Through the simplicity and flexibility of the Airveyor Systems installed, corn is conveyed from one building to another—from 34 dryer bins and 14 ear-sorter bins in one building; 20 dryer bins, 20 storage bins, 51 grading bins, and four basement vaults in another; and 16 dryer bins and 84 storage bins in still another . . . a total of 2 4 3 bins being served by the Airveyor Systems. The Airveyor Systems are handling this hybrid seed corn with a minimum of breakage, a very essential reguirement, d u e to the high market value of the product. The adaptability and flexibility of the Airveyor System as applied in this plant, can very well b e appreciated when compared with the many difficulties to b e encountered through the use of mechanical equipment to accomplish the same results. If you have a conveying problem, consult us. Conveying is our business . . . what we have done for others, we can do for you. O u r engineering department is at your service.
FULLER COMPANY, CATASAUQUA, PA. Chicago 3 - 1 2 0 So. LaSalle St. San Francisco 4 • 4 2 0 Chancery Bldg.
FULLER-KINYON, FULLER-FLUXO AND THE AIRVEYOR CONVEYING SYSTEMS . . . ROTARY FEEDERS AND DISCHARGE GATES . . . ROTARY AIR COMPRESSORS AND VACUUM PUMPS . . . AIR-QUENCHING INCLINEDGRATE COOLERS . . . DRY PULVERIZED-MATERIAL COOLER . . . AERATION UNITS . . . MATERIAL-LEVEL INDICATORS . . . SLURRY VALVES . . . SAMPLERS.
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