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AGI EMEA: Over 30 Years Of Experience In Grain Storage

With over 30 years of experience in grain storage and handling, AGI EMEA is one of Europe’s largest and most respected manufactures of all types of corrugated steel silos for commercial and agricultural applications. Their complete catalog includes, catwalks, ladders, platforms, as well bucket elevators, chain conveyors, temperature sensing, sweeps, weighing, bagging and dryers. From the first design, to manufacturing and installation, customers trust AGI EMEA to partner with on their projects around the world.

With three modern and highly efficient, state of the art facilities in Italy, AGI EMEA is home to some of the most recognised brands, AGI FRAME, AGI PTM, AGI Tramco, and AGI Hi Roller. AGI EMEA’s experience and skilled team of in-house engineers make for the right partner, from the first design, to manufacturing and the final installation. AGI delivers custom systems and solutions across a range of applications and industries, from small farms to industry grain traders, millers, feed mills and large port facilities. AGI EMEA has installations in over 34 countries with various climate conditions from Africa to Ukraine.

AGI EMEA’s standard engineering services include configuration drawings of every piece of equipment in both cad and pdf to demonstrate the arrangement of a single machine together with a clear comprehensive list of all main dimensions, connection interfaces and features. They provide all necessary documentation of drawings and manuals for assembly, operation and maintenance, all coded and labelled to smoothly guide your assembly through the installation process.

Additional engineering services are available to suit the costumers project needs. These include process flow diagrams, complete with all equipment, sensors, power and compressed air requirements, layouts and general arrangement drawings of the plant. Architectural civil works and reservation drawings are also included to guide the design and calculation of the local civil engineering team.

Published in the July 2024 issue of Milling and Grain.

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