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Brand: COWFY
COWFY 0.5 HP Single Bucket Milking Machine With 240cc Claw & 25 litres Bucket Capacity
SKU: TI-C0-26265
₹25980 (Including GST)
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Short Description
COWFY Single Bucket Milking Machine
Transparent Bucket
25 litres Capacity
Country of origin: India
Description
The COWFY 0.5 HP milking machine is an efficient device designed for small to medium-sized dairy farms. It is particularly suitable for milking one cow at a time, making it ideal for farms with 1 to 10 animals. The machine features a transparent milking bucket with a capacity of 25 liters, ensuring hygienic storage of the collected milk.
Features
:- User-Friendly Operation : Equipped with intuitive controls, this 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
:- Brand: COWFY
- Weight (Approx.) : 32 kg
- Material : ABS Plastic
- Motor Power : 0.5 HP
- Bucket Volume : 25 litres
- No. of Bucket : 1
- Liner : 4
- Time required for milking cow : Approx 10 mins
- Pulsation Ratio : 60/40
Accessories
:- Claw x 1pc
- Pulsator x 1pc
- Milking Pipe x 1pc
- Vacuum Pipe x 1pc
- Liner x 4pcs
Usage
:Step 1 : Prepare Your Equipment
- Cleanliness is Key : Before using the machine, ensure that all components are thoroughly cleaned and sanitized. This will help prevent contamination and maintain the quality of the milk.
- Check the Machine : Inspect the electric milking machine for any signs of wear or malfunction. Ensure that all hoses are connected properly and that there are no leaks.
- Power Up : Connect the milking machine to a reliable power source. Make sure the vacuum pump is functioning correctly by turning it on and listening for any unusual noises.
Step 2 : Prepare the Animal
- Calm the Animal : Approach the animal calmly and ensure it is comfortable. A relaxed animal will yield better results during milking.
- Clean the Teats : Use a clean cloth or antiseptic solution to wipe down the teats. This removes dirt and bacteria, reducing the risk of contamination.
- Stimulate Milk Letdown : Gently massage the udder to stimulate milk flow and encourage letdown.
Step 3 : Attach the Milking Claw
- Position the Milking Claw : Hold the milking claw in one hand and align the teat cups with the animal's teats.
- Securely Attach the Cups : Gently place each teat into the corresponding cup and ensure a snug fit to create a vacuum seal.
Step 4 : Begin Milking
- Start the Machine : Once the claw is attached, turn on the milking machine. The pulsator should activate, and you should hear a rhythmic sound indicating it is working correctly.
- Monitor the Process : Keep an eye on the milk flow through the transparent tubing, which allows you to see when milking is nearly complete.
- Check the Animal's Comfort : Periodically check the animal’s reaction. If they seem uncomfortable or agitated, consider stopping for a moment and readjusting the machine.
Step 5 : Finish and Clean Up
- Detach the Claw : Once the milk flow has slowed significantly, it’s time to gently detach the milking claw from the udder. Avoid pulling too hard; instead, release the vacuum first to minimize discomfort.
- Post-Milking Care : Clean the teats again with a disinfectant to prevent any potential infections.
- Empty the Milk Storage Container : Carefully pour the collected milk into a clean, sterilized container for storage or processing.
- Clean the Milking Machine : After each use, disassemble the milking machine and clean all components as per the manufacturer’s guidelines. This will extend the life of the equipment and ensure the quality of the milk.
Maintenance :
- Inspect the Milking Clusters and Liners : Each day, check the milking clusters for signs of wear and tear, including any cracks or brittleness in the liners. Ensure that they are properly fitted and free from debris. Replace liners as per requirement, to ensure optimal suction and minimize discomfort for the cows.
- Check Vacuum Levels : Daily checks of the vacuum system are essential. Ensure that the vacuum pressure is within the recommended range for effective milking. If the vacuum is too low, adjust accordingly to prevent long milking times and ensure cow comfort.
- Inspect Hoses and Connections : Weekly, check all hoses for leaks, wear, and flexibility. Replace any damaged hoses or fittings to maintain a strong vacuum seal and prevent air leaks, which can lead to inefficient milking.
- Lubricate Mechanical Parts : Regular lubrication of moving parts such as bearings and motors is essential for preventing friction and wear. Use the manufacturer’s recommended lubricant and follow appropriate guidelines.
- Engage Professional Servicing : Annually, or as needed, engage a professional technician to perform a comprehensive service on the machine. This service should include checking all mechanical and electrical components, and ensuring the system operates at peak performance.
Applications
:- Commercial Dairy Farms : Automatic milking machine is an important pieces of equipment at dairy farms, because this machine automates the milking process and increases the milking efficiency.
- Increased Milk Yield : The use of milking machines can lead to an increase in the quantity of milk produced per cow. The consistent vacuum applied by these machines can stimulate milk let-down more effectively than manual methods, resulting in higher yields during each milking session.
- Labor Savings : By mechanizing the milking process, dairy farms can reduce their reliance on skilled labor. This is particularly beneficial in regions where there is a shortage of experienced workers or where labor costs are high. Milking machines allow fewer workers to manage larger herds effectively.
