Strahl

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Dealer

Join the Strahl dealer network in North America.

 

Represent a grain drying technology proven across decades in Europe, Now expanding throughout Ontario and the U.S. Corn belt

The Product

Why Partner with Strahl

Strahl designs and manufactures grain dryers in Italy, known for patented zigzag mixed-flow airflow technology, heat recovery, and energy efficiency. We’re actively building our dealer network across Ontario and the U.S. Midwest, and we’re looking for strong partners who are already established in their local market.

Airflow

Patented zigzag mixed-flow airflow — no internal ducts or screens, meaning less maintenance and fewer points of failure.

Efficiency

Proven fuel savings compared to conventional crossflow dryers.

FR Series

Heat recovery system (FR Series) for superior energy efficiency.

Build

Aluzinc cladding with fiberglass insulation for durability.

Manufacturing

Robotic welding for manufacturing consistency.

Quality

Every dryer is factory-tested before shipment.

Dealer Support

What You Get as a Dealer

Dealer Profile

What We're Looking For

The Process

How It Works

Five steps from first contact to launch

01

Initial Contact

Fill out the form below or reach out directly.

02

Exploratory Conversation

A Strahl America representative discusses your market and needs.

03

Mutual Evaluation

We assess fit — territory, service capacity, potential volume.

04

Dealer Agreement

Terms are set and initial training begins.

05

Launch

Access to sales materials, training, and ongoing support.

Get In Touch

Start The Conversation

Tell us about your market and your business. A Strahl America representative will follow up to discuss fit and next steps.

Suggested FAQ

Common Questions

Is territorial exclusivity guaranteed upfront ?

No. Exclusivity is earned by active dealers who demonstrate results in their territory — it’s not a starting promise.

Fill in based on your actual programs — technical, sales, installation.

We’re actively expanding across Ontario and the U.S. Corn Belt, including North Dakota.

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