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Meridian Bin Fill Conveyor

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Meridian Manufacturing: Bin Fill Conveyor

Getting grain or seed into storage quickly is only part of the equation. You also want to protect commodity quality, minimize clean-up, and make the most of every hour during harvest. Meridian Bin Fill Conveyors are designed to move grain and seed from trucks into storage efficiently, helping farms keep product moving when timing matters most.

Whether you’re filling a single bin or managing a larger grain handling system, our Bin Fill Conveyors provide the reach, capacity, and flexibility needed to support your operation. Their belt conveyor design delivers gentle commodity handling, making them well suited for grain and seed applications, while portable configurations make it easy to position them where they’re needed. Available in lengths up to 120 feet and capacities up to 9,000 bushels per hour, Meridian Bin Fill Conveyors are built to support efficient storage management across a wide range of farm sizes.

Model Length Transport Height Discharge Height
25 Degree Incline
Discharge Height
Fully Raised
20-80 80′ 11’9″ 32′ 43’6″
20-90 90′ 12’6″ 36’6″ 46′
20-100 100′ 12’6″ 40’6″ 60’6″
20-110 110′ 12′ 44’6″ 59′
20-120 120′ 12’6″ 48’6″ 65′
All models feature a 20" chevron belt enclosed in a 10" tube

Standard Features

  • 4-way hydraulic swing hitch
  • Adjustable discharge spout
  • Collapsible hopper intake
  • Heavy duty undercarriage

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FAQ

Many producers choose conveyors because they provide gentle commodity handling while maintaining high throughput. This can be especially important when handling seed or crops where maintaining grain quality is a priority.

The required length depends on bin diameter, eave height, site layout, and future expansion plans. Selecting the proper reach can improve efficiency and reduce the need to reposition equipment during filling. It is crucial to remember that conveyors don't perform the same as augers. This is critical- the steeper the angle, the lower the capacity. If you undersize the length of the conveyor, while it may reach the bin, the steep angle (more than 25°) will reduce the throughput.

Yes. Belt conveyors are commonly used for both grain and seed handling because they move commodities smoothly while helping reduce damage that can occur during transfer.
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