20 L mobile cattle milking machine with 180 L/min vacuum pump

20 L mobile cattle milking machine with 180 L/min vacuum pump

This profile defines a sourcing requirement for mobile cattle milking machine. Suitable suppliers, origin, availability, and commercial terms are confirmed for the buyer’s project. The sourcing brief is structured around capacity, application, operating environment, required standards, destination, and delivery scope; the exact configuration requires supplier confirmation.

The trolley-type mobile cattle milking unit combines one cattle cluster, a 20 L stainless-steel milk bucket, compact vacuum pump, motor, pulsator, regulator, gauge, food-contact hoses, and mobile frame. The configuration is intended for small herds, flexible milking points, backup duty, training, and export projects where power, hygiene, consumables, and packaging are specified for the destination.

Technical configuration

A representative mobile cattle-milking configuration uses one bucket and one cluster with a 240 cc milk claw, a dry vacuum pump rated at 180 L/min at 50 kPa, and a 0.55 kW, 1,500 rpm, 220 V/50 Hz motor. The package includes a pulsator, stainless-steel milk bucket, and galvanized vacuum tank on a wheeled trolley. Reference dimensions are 48 × 82 × 78 cm with an approximate 40 kg operating weight; the final electrical, vacuum, food-contact, and dimensional schedule follows the ordered configuration.

Configurable options include destination-specific voltage and frequency, gasoline-engine drive, oil-lubricated or dry vacuum pump, alternative claw and liner sets, pulsator variants, aluminium or stainless-steel bucket, and export packaging. The signed order code and bill of materials identify every food-contact part, wear component, electrical item, accessory, and included spare.

Fit, hygiene and operating checks

Size the unit for animal species, herd size, expected animals per hour, operator routine, cleaning cycle, and milk-transfer workflow. This configuration uses a cattle cluster; sheep and goat milking require species-specific claw, liner, teat-cup, pulsation, vacuum, and hose geometry. The technical schedule defines pulsation rate and ratio, vacuum stability under load, reserve capacity, regulator and gauge accuracy, liner specification, hose material and length, noise, motor protection, and earthing.

Ask for the current manual and declaration of conformity, food-contact declarations, pre-use and between-milking wash procedure, detergent and temperature compatibility, inspection intervals and a list of daily, seasonal and annual replacement parts. A practical acceptance test should cover assembly, vacuum stability, cluster attachment, milk path cleaning, bucket handling, trolley stability and recovery after power interruption. For export, confirm destination voltage, plug, packaging, consumables, dealer support and warranty process.

Milking throughput, pulsation settings, sanitation procedure, operating noise, under-load energy use, price, lead time, and warranty length are defined for the selected configuration and verified during commissioning.

Procurement and project delivery

AgriTech.tr can structure the technical requirement and compare current supplier responses for the buyer’s project. Installation, commissioning, operator training, warranty, spare-parts, and after-sales scope must be confirmed in each supplier quotation. The final scope should be documented against the approved application, capacity, site conditions, destination, and delivery schedule in the selected supplier quotation and contract.