«Воронежсельмаш» модернизировало производство: общие мощности выросли в 1,5 раза

The new equipment has no analogues in Russia and is produced mainly from domestic components with localization of more than 90%

The company "Voronezhselmash", part of the "Koblik Group", with the participation of the federal Industrial Development Fund (IDF), has begun production of new models of grain cleaning and grain drying equipment. Total production capacity increased by 1.5 times to 200 units per year. Investments in modernization exceeded 700 million rubles, of which 350 million rubles were provided by the IDF in the form of a concessional loan.

The new equipment includes the SDS250 grain dryer, which processes up to 250 tons of coated seeds per hour, reducing moisture to a level suitable for sowing. This improves seed germination and protects them from diseases and pests. In addition, the production of two separators has been launched: SB120 for preliminary and primary cleaning of crops (up to 120 tons per hour) from large impurities and U160 for secondary cleaning (up to 160 tons per hour) from small and light contaminants. The equipment is designed for cereals, legumes, groats, industrial and oil crops.

Grain cleaning equipment separates waste, calibrates grain for seed material or food purposes, and sends non-standard grain for feed. Grain dryers bring the moisture content of grain, sunflower seeds and soybeans to normal, preventing self-heating, caking and mold. Technological lines are adapted to the climate of the region and the type of crop according to individual orders.

The modernization of production became possible against the background of the departure of some foreign manufacturers of elevator equipment, which opened up opportunities for domestic companies. According to Anna Mantrova, General Director of LLC "UK Koblik Group", the new machines have no analogues in Russia and are produced mainly from domestic components with localization of more than 90%. This will reduce dependence on imports in the future, where foreign manufacturers occupy up to 20% of the market.

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