POLY SILO CHUTE LINER
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An economical and easy way to repair rusted out silo chutes
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Simply unroll and pull up silo for seamless one-piece, economical installation
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Slick, smooth surface provides fast feed discharge — prevents feed hangup — silage won't cling to finish
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White poly liner will function for chute skylights... by cutting 12" square holes in steel chute every 6'
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Poly liner is extremely tough — resists cold, and warpage. UV stabilized to help withstand sunlight (through holes in old chute)
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High-strength polyethylene (pronounced poly-ethel-lean) is lightweight and much more durable than steel or fiberglass
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Long-Life, high-density poly is non-porous — resists moisture, silage acids, feed additives and other chemicals
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Superior performance has been proven — used for years in heavy-duty industrial applications (meets FDA Regulation 121.2501)
- Use a chalkline and strike a center line from the top to the bottom of the chute.
- Mark the center on both the top and bottom end of each liner.
- Beginning at the bottom of chute, install first liner, Line up center markings on liner with chalkline on chute.
- Secure liner to chute using standard 3/4" length self-drilling and tapping, hex-head screws as required — insert through liner into chute using a screw gun (liner can also be pop-riveted to silo chute).
- Install screws about every 8" to 10" along both sides of liner.
- Install remaining liners, lapping joints 1" in direction of feed flow (to prevent feed hangup).
- Cut top piece of liner, if required, using any standard power or hand saw.
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