Description
By incorporating the Ultra Liner into your milking system, you can ensure a more efficient, comfortable, and hygienic milking process, benefiting both the dairy animals and the overall productivity of your dairy operation.
Key Features
- High-Quality Material: Made from durable, food-grade silicone or rubber that is gentle on teats and resistant to wear and tear.
- Optimized Design: Engineered for a snug fit on various milking claws, providing an efficient and secure milking process.
- Smooth Interior Surface: Ensures a gentle touch on the teats, minimizing irritation and reducing the risk of mastitis.
- Durable Construction: Resistant to cracking, hardening, and deformation, ensuring long-lasting performance.
- Easy Installation and Removal: Designed for quick and hassle-free installation and replacement.
Benefits
- Enhanced Animal Comfort: The gentle material and design reduce teat stress, improving overall animal welfare.
- Improved Milking Efficiency: Ensures consistent vacuum application and milk flow, optimizing the milking process.
- Hygienic Operation: Smooth, non-porous surface resists bacterial growth, contributing to better milk hygiene.
- Cost-Effective: Long-lasting materials and construction reduce the frequency of replacements, lowering maintenance costs.
- Easy Maintenance: Simple to clean and replace, minimizing downtime and labor costs.
How to Use
- Installation:
- Ensure the milking machine is turned off and the components are clean.
- Remove the old liners from the milking claws.
- Insert the new Ultra Liner into the milking claw, ensuring a snug and secure fit.
- Check that the liner is properly seated and forms a tight seal with the claw.
- Operation:
- Begin the milking process, monitoring the liners to ensure they are functioning correctly and maintaining proper vacuum levels.
- Observe the animals for signs of discomfort or irritation, adjusting the liners if necessary to improve comfort.
- Maintenance:
- After each milking session, remove the liners and clean them thoroughly with appropriate cleaning agents.
- Regularly inspect the liners for signs of wear, such as cracks, hardening, or deformation, and replace them as needed.
- Store the liners in a clean, dry place when not in use to maintain their condition and longevity.
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