Features

• Material Composition : Rubber liners are typically made from high-quality rubber compounds that provide durability and flexibility. This material allows for effective suction while being gentle on the cow’s teats.
• Mouthpiece Design : The mouthpiece of rubber liners is designed to fit snugly around the teat, which helps create an effective seal. The shape and size of the mouthpiece can vary, with round types being common for their ease of use and comfort.
• Ease of Cleaning and Maintenance : High-quality rubber liners are designed to be easy to clean, which is essential for maintaining hygiene standards in dairy operations.

Applications

• Teat Protection : The mouthpiece of rubber liners is designed to fit snugly around the teat, providing a cushion that protects against mechanical damage during milking. This reduces the risk of injuries such as abrasions or bruising, which can lead to infections like mastitis.
• Milk Flow Optimization : The shape and elasticity of the mouthpiece can enhance milk flow by creating an optimal seal around the teat. This allows for effective vacuum application, facilitating quicker and more complete milk removal while minimizing discomfort for the cow.
• Durability and Cost-Effectiveness : While rubber liners may not last as long as silicone options, they are often less expensive upfront. Their durability under normal operating conditions makes them a viable option for many dairy farms.