I wonder what sampling methods everyone is currently using. Are you still relying on the traditional manual sampling approach, or have you installed sampling machines to achieve hands-free sampling freedom?

Whether in the grain industry, or other sectors like food, feed, breweries, etc., both circulation and production volumes are increasing. This demands higher speed and accuracy from various equipment. The same applies to the sampling process—improving sampling speed saves time for the next stage and enhances the company's production capacity. Whether it's a standard fixed sampling machine, a flexible mobile sampling machine that isn't restricted by the sampling site, or a fully intelligent multi-rod sampling machine, their designs meet the sampling needs of different enterprises. Compared to the old manual sampling methods, the speed improvement is visibly significant. As we all know, manual sampling at a single point takes about 30 minutes, requiring operators to handhold the sampler and sample each vehicle individually. The sampling results are subject to human influence, and during the process, the sampler is prone to clogging. In contrast, using a fixed sampling machine, sampling a truck can be completed in just over ten minutes, with full coverage of various grains, random point distribution, and reduced risk of clogging. The use of sampling machines eliminates the need for "overnight vehicle detention," reducing grain loss rates from 0.8% to 0.2%. Electric drive replaces manual labor, avoiding the need for workers to climb grain trucks and bringing the accident rate to zero. It enables standardized sampling, helping enterprises such as grain depots, breweries, feed mills, food factories, flour mills, and rice mills control the quality of raw grains from the source.