Efficient and long lasting

Efficient, long lasting free stall and stanchion barn cleaners.
GEA has always made its mark by developing efficient and long lasting free stall and stanchion barn manure cleaner systems. Our diverse product line allows you to manage manure in your own way and in the most effective manner. We know the importance of a clean environment for your herd. It helps cows maintain traction, improves hoof health, increases overall animal cleanliness, helps reduce ammonia emissions and improves air quality, both for the animals and farm operators. Whatever your barn condition is we have the solution to meet your highest expectations.
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Find out more about the drive units, chains and corner wheels available to layout your tie stall barn cleaner.

System designed for cross gutter that does not exceed 540' (165 m) long. Easy servicing and suited for sand bedding.

System designed for cross gutter that does not exceed 335' (102 m) long. Best suited for straw bedding or free stall manure containing a large amount of bedding. Strong and reliable equipment requiring low maintenance.

Two flush valve models are available to effectively clean your alleys and holding area
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