Slurry Storage Tanks

Slurry storage tanks are built to provide a reliable, long-term solution for storing slurry safely and efficiently on farm. Compliant with British Standard 5502 Part 50, they’re available in a wide range of sizes and can be extended as your needs grow. Designed to maximise capacity while keeping surface area to a minimum, they help reduce rainwater collection and lower the risk of environmental impact. We can supply a full range of covers, mixers and accessories to suit your setup, and also offer a complete turnkey installation service, making the whole process straightforward from start to finish.

Slurry Lagoons

A slurry lagoon can be a more cost-effective storage option than installing silos, but careful planning is essential to ensure it works safely and efficiently. The location of the lagoon on the farm is particularly important, taking into account access, ground conditions, environmental regulations and ease of filling and emptying. In many cases, a lagoon may require a liner and/or a cover, depending on soil type, local requirements and slurry management goals. Covers can also help reduce rainfall dilution and minimise odour. If you are considering installing a slurry lagoon, our team can advise on the best design and location for your farm. Please give us a call to chat about your requirements.

Dirty Water Irrigators

To reduce pressure on slurry storage capacity, dirty water and very dilute slurry can be diverted into separate holding tanks and stored until conditions are suitable for spreading. This material can then be pumped out to a field-based Briggs Roto Rainer irrigator, allowing it to be applied efficiently over land while keeping your main slurry system free for thicker slurry. This is a practical solution for improving storage management, reducing unnecessary dilution, and making better use of available nutrients. If you’d like advice on the best setup for your farm, give SAS a call and we’ll be happy to discuss your requirements.

Sand Separation Systems

Sand separation systems such as the Sperrin Optiflow work by separating slurry into liquid and solid fractions through a rotary screening process. Slurry is fed into the separator, where it passes over a rotating screen; the liquid drains through the screen while the solids, including sand and fibrous material, are retained and discharged. The Optiflow uses a variable speed drive to optimise performance depending on slurry type, and features a robust stainless steel construction designed to handle sand-laden slurry in demanding conditions. This simple but effective process reduces slurry volume, removes abrasive materials, and produces a liquid fraction that’s easier to handle and apply, along with solids that can be easily stored, transported or spread. For more information or to find the right system for your setup, get in touch with our team today.

Sepcom Screw Press Separators

The SEPCOM screw press separator is a reliable and efficient way to separate slurry into liquid and solid fractions, producing a high dry matter solid that’s easy to handle, store and reuse. Slurry is fed into the machine, where it’s separated using a combination of gravity and mechanical compression. The liquid passes through a self-cleaning screen, while the solids are pressed and discharged as a consistent, stackable material. Built with a durable stainless steel body and a wear-resistant SINT polymer screw, the SEPCOM is designed for continuous use with minimal maintenance. It’s a versatile system that can handle everything from livestock slurry to digestate, helping reduce storage needs, lower handling costs and improve overall slurry management. If you’re looking to improve your slurry management, get in touch with our team and we’ll help you find the right setup for your farm.

Sepcom Bedding Screw Press Separators

The SEPCOM Bedding screw press separator provides a simple and effective way to turn slurry into a soft, reusable bedding material for cows. Slurry is fed into the machine, where it’s separated using a combination of gravity and mechanical pressure. The liquid drains away, while the solids are pressed into a consistent, dry material that’s ideal for bedding. The system automatically adjusts to maintain the right dryness, giving reliable results with minimal input. Built from durable stainless steel and designed for continuous use, it’s a low-maintenance solution that helps improve cow comfort while reducing reliance on bought-in bedding. If you’re looking to make better use of your slurry and cut bedding costs, get in touch with our team to find out more.