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Use one fan for multiple bins.

Add Flexibility to Your Harvest

There are a lot of factors that contribute to a successful harvest.  Some factors we can control.  Others, like weather we can't.  That's why we offer innovative grain drying and aeration products that are designed to make your harvest easier and more profitable.

Products

Airblast Fan

Airblast Fans

Powered by propane or natural gas, Airblast fans provide the most flexible fans available for grain drying and aeration.

Manhole Aeration for a Smooth-Wall Bin

Manhole Aeration

The most affordable way to add aeration to a hopper bin.

DRYit Radial Flow

DRYit Radial Flow

The DRYit™ Radial Flow improves airflow by channelling air to the centre of the bin where problems are most likely to occur.

Air Delivery Ducting

Air Delivery Ducting

Air Delivery Ducting offers a cost-effective solution for adding aeration or drying capabilities to multiple bins.

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You can't control the weather, but you can control your harvest.

Customer Use Cases

A fan connected to a 12,000 bushel bin at Linden M's farm.

Linden M.

Grenfell, SK

The Airblast fan allowed me to take my crop off early.  The difference between #1 and #3 grade wheat can easily be 50 cents per bushel.

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Farmer

Rosetown, SK

Manhole Aeration works awesome for cooling grain.  We were looking for an aeration system to add to our bins and this is an easy, cost effective solution.  At harvest we put dry canola with tough kochi in our 18' and 21' bins at 30 degrees Celsius.  After running the fan for 3 nights, there was cool air coming out of the bin.

A row of grain bins

Gordon T.

Shellbrook, SK

I don't have to babysit my Airblast fan or worry about it overheating the grain.

Two hopper bottom bins

Darrell S.

Shellbrook, SK

My Airblast fan gives me the flexibility I need with aerating and drying grain.  I put it on my quad trailer and move it where I need it.

A bin yard with hopper bins.

Jason V.

Cut Knife, SK

Airblast was able to bring my 10.000 bushels down almost 2% in just under 4 days of operation at a fuel cost of 7 cents per bushel.

A bin yard in southern Saskatchewan.

Todd M.

Spalding, SK

The Airblast fan has an incredibly user-friendly app, allowing me to control the fan at the bin or from my home 5 hours away.

A happy customer with an Airblast fan.

Koltyn L.

Snowden, SK

I like the flexibility of being able to move the Airblast fan from bin to bin.  Even though we have a dryer, Airblast gives me extra drying capacity that I don't have to worry about during harvest.

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Rob K.

Regina, SK

It paid for itself in the first year - we would have lost a couple bins of canola if we didn't have it.

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Bret M.

Hansboro, ND

I dried the durum in my 3000 bu bin from 17.5% to 13.5% moisture using less than 250 gallons of propane in less than a week.

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Todd M.

Spalding, SK

Airblast is more efficient and quieter than my 7.5hp fan.  I like that I can adjust the idle speed and it is easy to move around.

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