The most modern sensor-based technologies establish numerous possibilities for efficient cow and health management; from cow identification and activity measurement, all the way through to heat detection.
GEA provides you with functional milking clusters and long-lasting liners, made from rubber or silicone. From the worldwide popular Classic milking cluster with clawpiece; the IQ milking cluster with udder-friendly four-way technology, or the ApolloIQ, with the in-liner dipping procedure - approved by milk processing companies, you can find the right combination for all udder types, with an all-round perfect fit. Ergonomic and symmetrical positioning aids to simplify both the attachment process, all whilst ensuring minimal pressure to the udder during the milking procedure.
During the milking procedure GEA’s trusted milking technology and control units take care of stimulation, controlled milk flow, as well as milk volume measurement, plus initiate milking cluster removal. Stable vacuum on the teat, and continuous pulsation have a positive effect on udder health. In automated milking systems, the cell count class sensor provides real-time analysis for every cow, during every milking session.
The GEA DairyMilk product line offers the best foundation for a clean and hygienic milking environment - and of course, high quality milk. Safely, fast, completely and in an animal-friendly way – that’s how you milk cows, sheep and goats!
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This first‑of‑its‑kind product incorporates patented technology to automatically apply post‑dip, through the head of the liner at the end of milking, and automatically backflush after detach – facilitating a superior milk harvesting process every time the cow enters the parlor.
Autopuls S is a new generation of pulsator, engineered for long life even in the harshest working environment.
CowScout reliably tells you when your cows are ready for insemination. Convenient alert functions ensure that you never miss an activity report. CowScout shows you any periods of high activity for each individual animal and, if you wish, even its live location.
Cell count sensor DairyMilk M6850 - Quality control at every udder quarter: GEA’s M6850 is the first somatic cell count system in the world to focus on each udder quarter individually during the entire milking process.