Temporary Storages
Temporary grain storage is an inexpensive alternative to permanent systems, with metal wall storages most common, followed by concrete walls, and dirt bunkers used briefly in emergencies. Loss risk is higher due to leaking tarpaulins from bird damage and ground flooding, and more fumigant is typically required because sealing the tarpaulin to the floor and wall is challenging.
Fumigating unsealed bunkers does not kill pests at all life stages, and repeat fumigations increase resistance and select for higher phosphine tolerance, effective control requires phosphine concentrations of 300 ppm for seven days or 200 ppm for ten days, levels that trials show are impossible to maintain in unsealed bunkers, so surviving eggs and pupae will continue to develop and reinfest the grain.
Request a Quote Fumigating unsealed bunkers does not kill pests at all life stages, and repeat fumigations increase resistance and select for higher phosphine tolerance, effective control requires phosphine concentrations of 300 ppm for seven days or 200 ppm for ten days, levels that trials show are impossible to maintain in unsealed bunkers, so surviving eggs and pupae will continue to develop and reinfest the grain.
APPLICATIONS TO TEMPORARY STORAGES (METAL & CONCRETE WALL)
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All the metal wall horizontal and vertical joints, tek screws and any patch repairs are sealed with Glo-Mastic or Glo-Interseal membrane. Any large gaps are stitched together using a wafer head stitching screw. - 02
All Concrete bunker wall vertical joints are sealed using Global Flexible Filler or Glo-Mastic.
Applications for structure sealing
Our expert team uses advanced techniques and quality materials to meet AS 2628 standards, ensuring your grain is protected, fumigation is effective, and your storage assets last longer. Here are some examples of how we achieve it.
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