The Critical
Touchpoint.
The liner is the only part of the machine that touches the cow. Ensure gentle milking and lower somatic cell counts (SCC) with our high-performance rubber and silicone solutions.
Why Replace on Time?
Worn liners and cracked tubes are the silent killers of milk quality. Don't risk it.
Select Your Consumables
High-quality replacements for all major milking brands.
Milking Liners
"The Gentle Interface"
- Material: Black Rubber or Clear/Blue Silicone.
- Life: 2,500 milkings (Rubber) / 5,000+ (Silicone).
- Shape: Round, Triangular, or Square barrel options.
Milk & Pulse Tubes
"The Transport Line"
- Type: Long milk tubes (LMT), Short pulse tubes (SPT).
- Specs: Crystal clear visibility, high vacuum collapse resistance.
- Safety: Phthalate-free, Food Grade certified PVC/Rubber.
Performance Rubber Liners
Why Farmers Trust Our Rubber
Consistency in every batch ensures your herd stays healthy.
Huge Ready-to-Ship Stock
We maintain an inventory of thousands of liners and tubes for immediate dispatch, ensuring your dairy operation never stops due to breakdowns.
Certified Food-Grade Quality
All our rubber and silicone materials strictly meet REACH and FDA standards, guaranteeing no harmful chemicals leach into your milk supply.
Precision Sizing Support
Confused about model compatibility? Simply send us a photo or part number of your current liner, and we will identify the perfect match for your system.
Complete Your System
Pulsators & Claws
The perfect companion for your new liners. Upgrade your heavy-duty claws and pulsators to ensure your new rubberware performs at its absolute best.
Vacuum Pump Type
Tired of replacing old parts? Upgrade to our clinical precision mobile machine. Stable vacuum reserve prevents teat damage and maximizes milk yield.
Cow Mattresses
Udder health goes beyond the parlor. Keep your cows clean and protect them from hock injuries with our durable, anti-slip rubber mattresses.
Common Questions
Expert advice on liner life and selection.
01
When should I change my liners?
For rubber liners, the rule is every 2,500 milkings or 6 months, whichever comes first. Silicone liners last longer (approx 5,000 milkings). Overusing liners increases bacteria and slows down milking speed.
02
What is better: Rubber or Silicone?
Rubber is cheaper and has excellent grip, preventing slippage. Silicone is more expensive but lasts 2-3x longer and doesn't crack as easily. We recommend Silicone for high-yield herds.
03
Will these tubes fit my vacuum pump?
Our tubing follows international standards (ISO). Standard milk tubes are 14mm or 16mm ID. Air tubes are 7mm. If you aren't sure, measure the internal diameter of your current tube and let us know.
Need Liners
In Bulk?
We offer wholesale pricing for dealers and large farms. Ask about our pallet pricing for 100+ liner sets.