Your second pair of eyes.
Catch udder health changes early – quarter by quarter. The DairyMilk M6850 tracks somatic cell count trends throughout every milking session and alerts you at the first sign of deviation. This helps reduce treatment time, support recovery and maintain consistent productivity. Compatible with GEA DairyRobot and DairyProQ solutions.

Using EPT (Electrical Permittivity Threshold) technology, the DairyMilk M6850 detects changes that correlate with somatic cell levels. No consumables or reagents needed – helping you control ongoing costs.
Fast analysis and durable sensor technology support preventive udder health management. A cost-effective solution for new installations or system upgrades.
The DairyMilk M6850 monitors each udder quarter continuously throughout the entire milking process. It reports irregularities per quarter from cluster attachment to detachment.

Experience the efficiency of batch milking with the DairyRobot R9600, designed for automatic group milking at fixed times. Your cows are milked according to a set schedule, ensuring consistent operation. The DairyRobot R9600 provides a reliable solution for high-quality milk production, meeting the needs of modern dairy farms while improving the ...

Engineered for automated group milking, the DairyRobot R9650's unique subway setup enhances efficiency by combining automated milking technology with conventional workflows.

Experience the flexibility of Automatic Voluntary Milking with the DairyRobot R9500. Your cows enter our automated milking parlor at their convenience, operating 24/7. Customize your setup with single or multi-box systems to maximize milking efficiency while improving milk quality and the well-being of your cows.

Engineered for large-scale dairy farms, the GEA DairyProQ robotic milking carousel enhances efficiency with effortless operation, precision attachment, and proactive health monitoring. Upgrade your dairy operations with the DairyProQ for optimal milk quality and advanced farm management. Embrace the future of milking technology today.