Rail system with fixed roller
The Agridek rail system with fixed roller is the ideal solution for livestock farmers who want to cover a single silage pit efficiently and safely. The machine moves along the silo wall, operates entirely on 400V electric power, and comes standard with a wireless remote control. This allows you to easily operate both the roller and the independent drive motors remotely.
Working safely and efficiently
The fixed-rail system consists of a self-propelled frame with a powered roller, to which the permanent cover sheet with integrated cover hoses is attached. Using the wireless remote control, you maintain full control while staying at a safe distance. In just 25 minutes, you can cover an entire (lasagne) silage pit – without heavy manual labor and with an optimal end result.
Perfectly suited to your silage bunker
Since the roller cannot be exchanged, this system is ideally suited for one specific silage pit. Whether it concerns an existing or a new silo, with or without an embankment, the rail system fits seamlessly thanks to its wide range of adjustment options and custom-made design. The galvanized frame and robust construction also ensure a long service life.
The advantages of the fixed-roll rail system
Fully electric
Powerful and quiet thanks to 400V drive
Ease of use
Easy to operate with the wireless remote control
Custom-made
Fits perfectly with existing or new silage bunkers
Specifications
| Suitable for | Silage bunkers up to 14 m wide, 4.0 m high and 80 m long |
| Fully electric | (400V three-phase power), making it quiet and powerful |
| Standard | With wireless remote control |
| Height adjustable | With pin connection |
| Lifting capacity over 2.5 tons | With full roll |
| Sliding main frame | To compensate for deviations in silo width |
| Power cable | With pull protection |
| Option | 4x LED lights controlled via remote |
| Option | Hydraulic height adjustment up to 2.25 m above the wall |
| Option | Cutting-edge curtain |
“A dairy farm chooses a fixed-roll rail system when its existing silo has earth banks or space is limited. Thanks to the smart design, significant savings can be made on earthworks and walls. A highly effective machine.”
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What our customers say
More milk from our own forage, without the hard work
“Our old silos were worn out, and covering them always took a lot of effort. With the new bunker silo and the Agridek system, that tough job is a thing of the past — we finally have the labour-saving solution we were looking for.”
Consistent quality for 1,200 dairy goats with smart forage storage
With 2,500 silage bales in our organic system, we needed a new storage solution. The lasagna pit saves both space and money — and ensures a consistent feed supply. The design was well thought out, which gave us confidence from the start.
Effortless ensiling — in both small and large quantities
For our medium-sized farm, this system is ideal. We feed the same ration all winter and need to plan less labour. Covering is quick and hassle-free, which brings a great sense of calm and saves us a lot of time.
Working faster with fewer people thanks to a lasagna pit
We’ve been using the lasagna pit for ten years now, and the system fits perfectly with the way we farm. One person can handle the covering with ease — no tight planning needed. This keeps the quality consistent and lets us ensile small quantities whenever it suits us.
Easy covering of a wide silo for 500 cows
Covering the silos used to be hard work. Now, it’s effortless — and faster than we expected. The system is robust, easy to operate, and fits perfectly with our large feed storage. It’s truly an investment that pays off every single day.
Also take a look at our other rail systems
For by-product silos up to 10 m wide, 2.5 m high, and 45 m long.
For multiple silos up to 12 m wide, 4.0 m high, and 80 m long.
Would you like to find out if this rail system is suitable for your business?
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