Description

3 Way Milk and Pulsator Tube for Melasty Cow Milking Machines No. 3273

We understand how it is to work with milking equipment.

Passing tube clips thru milk and pulsator hoses is not an easy task.

This hose will give you the flexibility of not using tube clips at all since the milk hose is already attached to the pulsator hose!

Specifications:

Pulsator Hoses:

7″ Inside Diameter

14″ Outside Diameter

Milk Hose:

14″ Inside Diameter

22″ Outside Diameter

The following milking clusters fit the hose:

• A good tip to put your milk and pulsator hoses on your milking cluster is using a heat gun and vaseline or olive oil. Warm up your hose and then put the oil around the nozzles. Doing this will save you some time and effort.

Milking Cluster 200cc/No. 3400

Milking Cluster 240cc / No. 3520

Milking Cluster 240cc/No 7050

Milk and dairy hoses are common parts of modern dairy farms as they are used in milking machinery for harvesting milk from animals. They are also used in the dairy industry for conveying milk and dairy products from one part of the plant to another. These hoses are specially made to conform to FDA & EU standards to ensure proper sanitation, milk quality and to avoid chemical contamination. The hose material may include PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride), EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer), hybrid PVC-rubber or NBR (Nitrile Rubber).

Milk and dairy hoses are specifically designed for transporting milk and dairy products, as well as for animal and vegetable oils and fats. When hose flexibility is important, like in a milk parlor (a cow milking area), PVC hoses are generally used. A Hybrid PVC-Rubber hose increases the temperature and pressure operating range. The temperature and pressure for the hose is dependent upon the industrial requirement, application and operating environment. Generally, the service temperature of dairy and milk hoses may vary from -40°C to 120°C (-40°F to +248°F). The tube is generally white and smooth and must comply to FDA rules.