GEA Milking Machine
Mobile Milking Machine
Description
| Motor power | 150 watt, (12 volt DC) |
| Battery size | 35 Ah Min |
| Battery voltage | 12 Volts |
| Dry weight | 38 kg without battery |
| Vacuum level | 350mm Hg max |
| Pulsing | Alternating (two teats/stroke) |
| Pulse rate | 72/ min |
| Cleaning method | Pumping Boiling water and cleaning agents |
| Mounting | On stainless steel trolley with polymer wheels |
| Adaptability | One animal at a time |
Milking Machine & Fixed Milking Machine
Description
| Motor power | 150 watt, (12 volt DC) |
| Battery size | 12 Volts |
| Battery voltage | 2520/2520/5310 |
| Dry weight | 4 to 7 min/cow |
| Vacuum level | 350mm Hg max |
| Pulsing | Alternating (two teats/stroke) |
| Pulse rate | 72/ min |
| Cleaning method | Pumping Boiling water and cleaning agents |
| Mounting | On stainless steel trolley with polymer wheels |
| Adaptability | One animal at a time |
Bucket Milking Machine
Description
| Motor power | 150 watt, (12 volt DC) |
| Battery size | 35 Ah Min |
| Battery voltage | 12 Volts |
| Dry weight | 38 kg without battery |
| Vacuum level | 350mm Hg max |
| Pulsing | Alternating (two teats/stroke) |
| Pulse rate | 72/ min |
| Cleaning method | Pumping Boiling water and cleaning agents |
| Mounting | On stainless steel trolley with polymer wheels |
| Adaptability | One animal at a time |
Mobile Milking Parlor
Description
| Motor power | 150 watt, (12 volt DC) |
| Battery size | 35 Ah Min |
| Battery voltage | 12 Volts |
| Dry weight | 38 kg without battery |
| Vacuum level | 350mm Hg max |
| Pulsing | Alternating (two teats/stroke) |
| Pulse rate | 72/ min |
| Cleaning method | Pumping Boiling water and cleaning agents |
| Mounting | On stainless steel trolley with polymer wheels |
| Adaptability | One animal at a time |
Milking Machine and its types with a Working Model
Milking Machines are used for collecting milk from the cows and buffalo. These types of machinery are used in cow and buffalo forming sector where there are more than 100 animals. It is not possible to collecting milk manually from all the animals so we suggest to use this machinery. There are mainly four types of Milking machines are used in this process. They are:
- Parallel
- Tandem
- Herringbone
- Rotary
- In a Parallel milking, process animals are standing parallel then the machine starts the process. The timing of this process is 2 to 3 minutes for each one.
- In a Tandem process animals are standing in the order of one by one then the machine starts the process.
- In a Herringbone is just like the Parallel method but in this process, animals are standing at 45-degree angle
- In a rotary process is completely different from the other machine. Animals can travel in the rotary plate enjoy themselves at the time the machine collecting milk.
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