The next-generation rotary in-bail automatic teat sprayers standardise the milking process and support a clean and even milk-out experience.
GEA On-Platform Teat Sprayer - iSPRAY4
Designed for rotary milking systems, the iSPRAY4 achieves exceptional coverage of teat spray onto the entire teat barrel, not just the teat end. Providing the best protection against pathogens that can cause nasty udder infections.
Integrated into any rotary system and fully automated, the iSPRAY4 standardises the milking routine and reduces the need for an operator at the ‘cups off’ area. Therefore, providing a significant cost-saving on labour, worker load, and improving teat and udder health of the entire herd.
Four post-spray nozzles
With four designated post-spray nozzles set closer together to cater for milked-out udders, the iSPRAY4 provides optimal coverage of the full teat barrel directly after milking, ensuring cows are protected from harmful pathogens.
Post-spray nozzles are set closer together for milked-out udders as teats are positioned closer together.
Four pre-spray nozzles
Four pre-spray teat nozzles in each unit for the delivery of pre-spray coverage to cows before reaching the designated cups-on area. For use when stripping and applying pre-spray to freshly calved cows.
Pre-spray nozzles are set wide to ensure coverage of milk-filled udders.
Whilst pre-milk teat spray application is not approved in New Zealand, the option is there for the future, should legislation change.
Better leg separating ability
Cows stand in the correct position for cupping and teat-spray application every time.
Better spray coverage
For all breed and sizes of cows, due to its larger area of spray coverage.
Grooved centre
For optimal cluster and milk tube alignment and easy clean-down.
Cross-fire spray action
For full-coverage of all four teat barrels and teat ends.
Continuous delivery of teat spray
Never again run out of teat spray mid-milking.
Fully automated and ready to integrate into any rotary system – new build or retrofit, the iSPRAY4 makes milking easier and hits its target each and every time. Ensuring coverage of teat spray to each milking quarter, it’s your herds’ best asset in the fight against mastitis.
