2020 GSI Grain Systems Ffi Modular Tower Dryers FM-1008

2020 GSI Grain Systems FFI Modular Tower Dryers FM-1008

Zimmerman was established in 1963 to build the first modern Tower Dryers. FFI purchased Zimmerman in 1989 and FFI/Zimmerman became a part of the GSI Group, LLC in 2001. All FFI Tower Dryers have their roots in the Zimmerman Tower Design and have been and will continue to be the market leader in grain drying technology.

FFI’s F-Series Tower Dryer design natively allows for easy heat recovery without the uneven heat issues of other designs, as well as a patented self cleaning divider floor and quiet operation with fans located inside the grain column GSI stands behind our FFI products and have the Dealers and Service Techs to ensure your dryer works when you need it. Harvest is a short window of time and you depend on your dryer working, so we know just how important it is.

Features may include:

• Vision controls offer simple operation, with an easy-to-read large color graphical touch display. Located on the dryer or remote with a few wires, these controls are designed specifically for FFI grain dryers, giving you unmatched options and settings to get exactly what you need from your dryer control.

• Eliminate over-dried grain and maximize drying efficiency and quality by using a GSI’s patented grain inverter. This system inverts all but the outside 2" (50.8 mm) of grain promoting higher test weights, maximum grain quality, and reduced fuel usage. The outside layer of wet grain is dried using the heat which would have otherwise escaped the dryer, keeping your operation energy efficient. A convenient clean-out door provides easy, quick maintenance.

• Improve your accuracy with the static moisture sampler. Debris guards ensure a trash-free sample and delivers a uniform representative sample to the test chamber. A blower system gently moves the grain out of the chamber, cleaning it each cycle. Get the most accurate results as the moisture reading used to monitor/calculate discharge grain moisture is only taken while the grain is static and not flowing.