Parlor equipment GEA DairyRotor T8900

GEA·Dairy Equipment

Parlor equipment GEA DairyRotor T8900

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External rotary milking parlour for mid-sized to large herds in 24/7 operation, with automatic cluster removal.

Main advantages

  • 75° or 90° stall position — layout choice
  • V-shaped or parallel entry — fits cow traffic
  • Sloped deck — water and dirt to centre groove
  • Automatic unit disinfection — hygiene between cows
  • Quad roller drive, nylon rollers — minimal wear

Overview

About this product

DairyRotor T8900 is a GEA external rotary milking parlour with 32 to 120 stalls for mid-sized to large herds milked around the clock. Low-profile rounded cabinets and a leverage-free positioning arm let the cluster be placed to suit each udder.

The DairyMilk carousel control shows stall occupancy and milking results on a touchscreen, each cow is identified as she steps onto the platform, and detachment is controlled by milk flow. A sloped deck drains water and dirt to a central groove, and the milking unit is disinfected automatically after removal.

Specifications

Key parameters

Animal typeCattle
TypeMilking & Milk Cooling
BrandGEA

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