Parlor equipment GEA DairyProQ

GEA·Dairy Equipment

Parlor equipment GEA DairyProQ

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Automated rotary milking parlour for large herds, with robotic attachment and per-quarter milk monitoring.

Main advantages

  • 120–400 cows per hour — milking large herds
  • In-Liner Everything® — all steps, one attachment
  • Per-quarter flow analysis — udder health monitoring
  • Dipping inside the liner — even dip coverage
  • Manual backup — milking during emergencies

Overview

About this product

DairyProQ is a GEA automated rotary milking parlour for large dairy farms that gives each cow an individual milking session. Its In-Liner Everything® technology runs every step, from stimulation to post-dipping, with a single attachment inside the liner, separately for each udder quarter.

The system monitors milk flow from each quarter continuously, 3D cameras guide precise attachment, and an optional DairyMilk M6850 sensor assesses the somatic cell count. A manual backup is available for emergencies.

Specifications

Key parameters

Animal typeCattle
TypeMilking & Milk Cooling
BrandGEA

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