Features

• Easy to install
• Robust Design
• Light Weight
• Easy to Clean

Specification

Applications

• Imitation of Natural Sucking Action : The primary application of a pulsator in milking machines is to mimic the natural suckling behavior of calves. When a calf suckles, it creates a pattern of suction followed by release, allowing milk to flow from the udder into the teat. The pulsator replicates this action by alternating between creating vacuum pressure (suction) and releasing it (let go), which facilitates the movement of milk without damaging the udder or causing discomfort to the cow.
• Enhancing Milk Flow Efficiency : Pulsators are designed to optimize milk flow during milking sessions. By controlling the frequency and duration of suction and release cycles—known as the pulsation rate—the pulsator ensures that milk is extracted efficiently from the udder. This efficiency not only increases overall milk yield but also reduces milking time, making it more productive for dairy farmers.
• Compatibility with Various Milking Systems : Pulsators are versatile components that can be incorporated into various types of milking systems, including pipeline systems, portable units, and robotic milking machines. Their adaptability makes them suitable for both small-scale farms and large commercial dairy operations.