Premier Cooperative Mini Bulk System

Mar 16, 2021


Mini Bulk System
Premier Cooperative's Mini Bulk System is a refillable mini bulk bin that uses 2,000 lb tote bags that are cut in using a built in cutter. It is perfect for mineral, pellet and textured feeds.

Highlights:
  • Lease & purchase options available
  • Weather sealed
  • Returnable racks
  • Easy bucket fill operation
  • Quick-tach to reload mini bulks
  • Easier to access than steel bulk bins
  • Safe, one person handling!
 

This video gives you an in depth look on how the Premier Mini Bulk System works, and just how easy it is to use. 

**ONLY AVAILABLE FOR USE WITH PREMIER COOPERATIVE MANUFACTURED FEED**

Fill out the form below for more information on the mini bulk system!

 

Allison Jensen

QA + Communications Manager
 

 

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