• Pump: 650 LPM
• Bucket Material : Stainless Steel
• Motor: 1 HP single Phase Motor 
• Can: 25 liter Bucket
• Vacuum Tank : Washable tank 15 liters (Auto drain Valve)
• Brush Set : Cleaning Liner Brush/ Milk Tube Brush 
• Pulsator: 60-40 Adjustable SS Rod, SS Screw and SS Plate
• Claw : 340CC Fiber or Stainless Steel Claw 
• Pipe Fitting : 50FT Flexible with 1 clock
• Number of Animal- 20

Features

• Durable Construction: Built with a sturdy frame and high-quality materials, including a stainless steel bucket, for long-lasting performance and resistance to rust and corrosion.
• Hygienic Milk Collection: Its Stainless steel or aluminum buckets maintain milk quality and hygiene.
• Double Bucket System: Its double bucket system allows milking of two animals at the same time. 
• High Capacity Vacuum Pump: 650 LPM Vacuum pump ensures smooth , fast and efficient milking operation.

Applications

• For Small to Medium Dairy Farms: Ideal for farms with a small herd, typically ranging from 1 to 10 animals, where manual milking is labor-intensive.
• Proper Placement: Position the machine near the animal, ensuring the hoses are not tangled and the bucket is on a stable surface.
• Proper Attachment: Gently attach the teat cups to the animal's teats one by one, ensuring a proper seal to create the vacuum.
• Milking Process : Milking process of this machine allows the machine to operate until the milk flow from the teats stops. The transparent shell allows for monitoring.
• Removal Process : After completion of milking is complete, break the vacuum by gently pressing the valve or a button before carefully removing the teat cups.

Usage

• Preparation: Before milking, ensure the machine is clean, the vacuum lines are secure, and the teat cups are disinfected.
• Daily Cleaning: Clean buckets, teat cups, and pipelines after each use.
• Check Vacuum Pump : Regularly inspect the vacuum pump's oil level and condition. Top up or replace the oil as per the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure optimal performance.
• Teat Cup Liner Replacement: Replace the rubber or silicone teat cup every six months, whichever comes first, to maintain hygiene and animal comfort.