High Quality Milking Machine

Pulsator: This component regulates the vacuum pressure, creating a rhythmic on/off cycle that massages the teat and promotes milk flow. ​Cluster: This part of the machine is attached to the animal's udder. It consists of four teatcups (for cows), each with a liner (or inflator) that fits over the teat. The liner collapses and opens in sync with the pulsator to extract the milk. ​Vacuum Pump: This is the heart of the system, responsible for generating the necessary vacuum pressure for milking. ​Milk Receiver: A container that collects the milk as it is extracted from the animal. ​Pipeline System: This transports the milk from the clusters to the receiver or a bulk tank