Application of the sampler in the agricultural sector
The BIOPRO VV06 automatic grain sampler, presented by 3S Company (official distributor of O.K. SERVIS BioPro from the Czech Republic), is actively used in the agricultural sector for fast and accurate sampling of grain crops.
Application in the agricultural sector
BIOPRO VV06 is used in elevators, granaries and processing plants to take samples from trucks, railway cars, tractors, etc. This allows you to assess moisture, impurity content, protein, gluten and other indicators that affect the price and quality of grain.
The sampler automates sampling, reducing analysis time (the process takes several minutes) and reducing the need for manual labor, which is especially important during harvest, when grain batches arrive in large volumes.
Thanks to the long probe (up to 4 m) and a sampling radius of up to 5 m, the device ensures uniform sampling over the entire height of the embankment, including the bottom layer, which guarantees an accurate assessment of the quality of the raw material.
The VV06 Portal model on a monorail allows sampling from both sides of the vehicle without moving it, which is ideal for long trucks and railway wagons.
Practical example:
At the elevators of Ukraine, where thousands of tons of grain are processed daily, the BIOPRO VV06 allows you to quickly assess the quality of incoming batches. For example, a laboratory operator uses a remote control and a camera to direct the probe to the desired point on the body, and the sample is automatically delivered to the laboratory for analysis. This reduces the time of cargo acceptance and minimizes the risk of subjective errors.
Benefits for the agricultural sector
Accuracy and objectivity: Automatic sampling mode according to the client’s specified schemes and compliance with standards (EN ISO 24333) ensure the reliability of the subsequent analysis. The ability to quickly take samples and deliver them to the place of analysis speeds up the acceptance of grain at elevators. The sampler withstands intensive loads, which is relevant for large agricultural enterprises.