Trolley Type 0.5 HP Single Bucket Milking Machine With 20 Liters Stainless Steel Bucket
SKU: DM-GT-20236032
Price : ₹22599 (Including GST)
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Short Description
Commercial Single Bucket Milking Machine For Cow
28 Liters storage capacity
0.35 HP Motor
Country of origin: India
Description
The Commercial Single Bucket Milking Machine is a device designed to extract milk from cows. This machine automates the process of milking livestock and at the same time reduces both time and effort involved in milking them. The machine consists of teat cups which are attached to animal's udders, a vacuum system which creates suction to extract milk, set of pipes which connect the milking cluster with the milking bucket. The milking bucket is made of stainless steel material and has a storage capacity of 20 liters. This milking machine is suitable for individuals who own a couple of cows or for large dairy farm owners. The machine is equipped with a 0.5 HP motor.
Features
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User-Friendly Operation : Equipped with intuitive controls, trolley type milking machine is designed for straightforward operation, reducing training time for new users.
Efficient Milking Process : The integration of advanced technology leads to a faster milking process, reducing the time spent per cow while maximally extracting milk.
Reduced Labor Intensity : By automating the milking process, these machines decrease the physical strain on operators and reduce the overall labor required for milking.
Specification
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Product Type: Single Bucket
Brand: Generic ( Made in India )
Motor Power : 0.5 HP
Pump : 150 LPM
Bucket Capacity : 20 Liters
Vacuum Pipe : 20 feet (6 m)
Bucket Material: Stainless Steel (304)
Trolley Material : High Carbonic Iron
Size of Trolley (L x W x H) : 55 x 48 x 65 cm
Applications
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Efficient Milk Extraction : The primary application of milking machines is to facilitate the efficient extraction of milk from dairy animals. By using a vacuum system, these machines can quickly and effectively draw milk from the teats without causing discomfort to the animal.
Increased Milk Production : Milking machines can lead to an increase in overall milk production. The consistent and gentle suction provided by these machines encourages more regular milking sessions, which can stimulate higher milk yields.
Labor Savings : The use of milking machines significantly reduces labor costs associated with dairy farming. Fewer skilled workers are needed for milking tasks since machines can perform these functions efficiently with minimal human intervention.
Consistency and Quality Control : Milking machines provide a level of consistency that is difficult to achieve with manual methods. The controlled environment ensures that each cow is milked uniformly, which helps maintain quality standards for the milk produced.
Usage
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Wash and Sanitize Teats : Using a sanitizing solution, clean the cow's teats before attaching the milking machine. This removes debris and bacteria, promoting hygiene.
Prepare the Milking Machine : Ensure all connections are secure and that the machine is functioning correctly. Check that the vacuum setting is appropriate, typically between 12-14 inches of mercury.
Attach the Teat Cups : Gently position the teat cups over the cow's teats, ensuring a snug fit without applying excessive pressure. Engage the pulsator to create suction.
Monitor the Milking Process : Keep an eye on the milking progress. The machine should extract milk rhythmically and efficiently. Be attentive to the cow's behavior; if she shows signs of discomfort or stress, stop milking and check the machine's setup.
Detach the Teat Cups : Once the udder feels empty, gently remove the teat cups. Avoid pulling on the cups, as this can cause discomfort or injury to the cow.
Maintenance :
Cleaning the Machine : After each milking session, it is crucial to clean all parts of the milking machine thoroughly. This includes cleaning the claws and liners with hot, soapy water. Rinse thoroughly to prevent milk residue buildup. Ensure the vacuum and pulsation systems are free of blockages. Check for leaks regularly, as air leaks can cause inconsistent milking.
Check for Wear and Tear : Inspect gaskets, hoses, and linings for signs of wear. Replace any damaged parts immediately to prevent further damage to the machine.
Deep Cleaning : Commit to a deep clean of the entire system once a week. Disinfecting all machine components with a suitable cleaning agent designed for milking equipment. Cleaning storage tanks, pipes, and any other areas that come into contact with milk.
Monitor Vacuum Levels : Regularly check and adjust the vacuum levels according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Incorrect vacuum levels can affect milking efficiency and cow comfort.