The highest level of comfort available
Reliable and efficient fiber separation system to get the most out of manure


Ryan Bross with his father, wife and children - Bross Dairy, Mildmay, ON, Canada
Ryan produces fiber bedding using a GEA XPress 4FT – 2FT with integrated regulator tank. This configuration treats between 20-50 US gpm (16-41 Imp gpm and 75-190 lpm) – 45 cows/hour. Click to learn more about GEA Xpress — available in multiple configurations to suit dairy facilities of every size.

Fiber bedding: a sustainable source of comfort for your cows.

The GEA SlopeScreen™ is the key component to effective manure separation. Independently managing the solids and liquids gives you the flexibility to determine the most efficient way to use them.

The Vertical Extract is used as an up-stream dewatering treatment prior to the roller press. It can also be used as a stand-alone piece of equipment to thicken material for digestion or further treatment.

A reliable and versatile system designed to homogenize solid dairy manure and liquid into slurry that can be evacuated through small PVC pipe.
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