GRAIN SAMPLING PROBE About
SEED SAMPLING PROBE
Double Tube Samplers from bulk lots are taken with a double tube compartment bulk grain probe. Made of Nickle plated brass sheet with aluminium handle. Inner tube is rotated to open/close sampling holes. Probes with partitions between holes have closed end handle.
Model : GA-23-30 Length 30", Outer Dia -25 mm, Openings 4
Model : GA-23-35 Length 35", Outer Dia : 25 mm, Openings 5
Model : GA-23-47 Length 47" Outer Dia : 25 mm, Openings : 5
Model : GA-23-60 Length 60" Outer Dia : 33mm, Openings: 8
Model : GA-23-78 Length 78" Outer Dia: 38 mm, Openings : 10
Versatile Model Options and ConstructionChoose from a range of models and materials that meet your specific sampling requirements. The probes are available in nickel plated steel, brass, and stainless steel, each offering unique advantages in terms of durability and compatibility. Multiple lengths and partition options ensure adaptability for sampling small bags or deep hoppers alike.
Reliable and Accurate SamplingDesigned for handheld, manual operation, the Grain Sampling Probe delivers immediate results. Its deep-reaching design allows effective sampling in bags, bulk bins, railcars, and trucks. Smooth inner surfaces aid both sample transfer and easy cleaning, maintaining high hygiene standards for food and pharmaceutical applications.
Applications Across IndustriesThese probes serve diverse industries, including food, pharmaceuticals, fertilizer, and bulk materials. The various types-such as single tube triers, double tube spears, and triple zone samplers-make them suitable for sampling seeds, grains, and granules from bags or bulk storage in various environments, ensuring accurate representation for laboratory and industrial analyses.
FAQ's of GRAIN SAMPLING PROBE:
Q: How do you use the Grain Sampling Probe to collect samples?
A: To use the Grain Sampling Probe, insert it manually into the bulk material (e.g., grain bags, bins, or trucks) to the desired depth. Rotate the probe if needed, allow grains to fill each partition or zone, then withdraw the probe and release the contents for analysis. The manual operation ensures control over the sampling process.
Q: What are the benefits of using a probe with multiple partitions or zones?
A: Probes with multiple partitions or zones, such as triple zone samplers, allow collection of samples from different layers of the bulk material in a single insertion. This helps to obtain a more representative sample profile, ensuring accurate analysis of the entire batch.
Q: Which industries use the Grain Sampling Probe and for what applications?
A: The Grain Sampling Probe is utilized in food, pharmaceutical, fertilizer, and bulk material handling sectors, primarily for sampling seeds, grains, or granules in laboratory and industrial settings. Typical applications include quality assurance, compositional analysis, and contamination monitoring.
Q: When is it necessary to use specialized probes like single tube triers or double tube spears?
A: Specialized probes such as single tube triers or double tube spears are recommended when sampling fine materials, very small batch sizes, or requiring quick, targeted sampling of specific bulk layers. They provide flexibility to match sample size and material flow with your analysis needs.
Q: How do you maintain and clean the Grain Sampling Probe?
A: After each use, remove residual materials from the probe's smooth inner channel. For materials prone to sticking, use appropriate brushes or cleaning agents compatible with the probe's construction material (nickel-plated steel, brass, or stainless steel). Regular cleaning ensures hygienic, contamination-free sampling.
Q: Where can these probes be used, and what granule sizes are suitable?
A: Grain Sampling Probes are suitable for use in bags, hoppers, bins, railcars, and large trucks, accommodating various environments. They are appropriate for sampling loose seeds, grains, and similar granules within the probe's measuring range (outer diameter 0.5 to 1.538 inches, per model).
Q: What advantages does manual operation offer for grain sampling?
A: Manual operation allows immediate control over sampling depth, speed, and technique, adapting to different material types and container sizes. It requires no power supply, making the probe portable for on-site use in varied locations while delivering reliable, real-time results.