Sustainable Farming with Certified GEA Quality
At GEA, sustainability goes hand in hand with innovation. With our DairyService 2ⁿᵈ Life program, we extend the life cycle of the GEA DairyRobot R9500 - bringing refurbished, certified, and affordable milking technology back to the field.
By giving our machines a second life, we make modern, efficient milking accessible to more farmers worldwide - while conserving valuable resources and reducing waste!
Your Benefits at a Glance
- Affordable GEA quality – perfect if you can´t or simply don´t want to invest in a brand-new system.
- Guaranteed reliability - Your refurbished machine comes with a GEA Service Level Agreement (SLA) for up to five years, giving you the same confidence and reliability you know from a new product.
- Certified refurbishment process - Each robot is reconditioned through a GEA-certified process, using 100% original parts to ensure consistent performance and long-term durability.
- Sustainable farming made simple - By choosing a refurbished DairyRobot, you directly support a more sustainable future. Together, we reduce waste, conserve resources, and make dairy farming more efficient.
- Extra income opportunity – As a farmer, you can sell your used milking robot through GEA’s DairyService 2ⁿᵈ Life program. This way, you not only free up space for new equipment, but also generate extra income that you can reinvest in your farm’s future.
Cost-efficient. Sustainable. Dairyservice 2ᴺᴰ life.
DairyService 2ⁿᵈ Life is our contribution to unlocking your potential with Performance Partnership. This program is designed to reduce your environmental footprint, improve operational efficiency, and extend the lifespan of your machines.
By giving technology a second life, we empower you to operate your farm more sustainably – to unlock your full potential.
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