The benchmark in teat spraying

Teat Spray System - GEA DairyMilk M6530

The next generation of automatic Teat Spray Systems for rotary milking parlors standardizes the milking process, optimizes the cow's position for even easier attachment and supports clean and better milking out.

Designed for rotary milking systems, the GEA Teat Spray System achieves exceptional coverage, covering the entire teat barrel with teat spray. Therefore, providing the best protection against pathogens that can cause costly udder infections.

The Teat Spray System is fully automatic and can be integrated into many GEA rotary systems. This standardizes the milking routine and makes it possible to save one worker for manual dipping. By reducing the workload and possibly saving labor for dipping, a significant cost saving is achieved while improving the teat and udder health of the entire herd.

Four pre-spray nozzles

The GEA Teat Spray System can deliver full teat barrel pre-spray coverage to cows before the cluster is attached. The pre-dip agent is wiped off before attachment, allowing for even more hygienic milking. Pre-spray nozzles are set wide to ensure complete coverage of the filled udder.

Four post-spray nozzles

OPTS Pre post spray nozzles

Pre & post spray nozzles set at different distances for optimal coverage. Plus, the use of different pre & post teat spray combinations.

Pre-spray nozzles set wider apart for milk-filled udders, where teats are set further apart. Post-spray nozzles set closer together for milked-out udders, where teats are positioned closer together.

With four designated post-spray nozzles set closer together to cater for milked-out udders, the GEA Teat Spray System provides optimal coverage of the full teat barrel directly after milking, ensuring teat canal are protected from harmful pathogens.

Cow positioning aid

Cow positioning aid

The cows are always in the optimal position for attaching and applying the teat spray, because they usually do not step on the Teat Spray System. This always creates space for the more comfortable and faster application from behind.

Better spray coverage

For cows and heifers of all sizes and breeds

For cows and heifers of all sizes and breeds.

Post-teat spray applied directly after milking

OPTS Post teat spray application

Immediately after cluster removal

Grooved center

Grooved center

For optimal cluster and milk tube alignment and easy clean-down

Cross-fire spray technology

OPTS Cross fire spray

For full coverage of all four teats.

Continuous delivery of teat spray

Continuous delivery of teat spray

So that there is always enough dipping agent for milking

Use of different teat-spray product combinations

The teat spray is applied immediately after milking

At both pre and post spraying

Easy to install and with a future-proof upgrades. The GEA Teat Spray System can be added to either a new rotary build or an existing rotary milking parlor!

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