Professional Stability
Anywhere.
Engineered for herd health. Our Vacuum Pump mobile units deliver constant, flicker-free pressure to protect sensitive teat ends. Plug-and-play simplicity with industrial-grade performance.
Vacuum vs. Piston: The Professional Choice
Why experienced farmers prefer our Vacuum Pump systems
Choose Your Configuration
Available in single or double bucket setups to match your herd size.
Single Bucket Unit
"Perfect for Family Farms"
- Milks 10-12 cows per hour.
- 1x 25L Stainless Steel 304 Bucket.
- Ultra-compact, fits through any barn door.
Double Bucket Unit
"Double the Throughput"
- Milks 20-25 cows per hour.
- 2x 25L Stainless Steel 304 Buckets.
- Balanced chassis for easy steering despite weight.
Vacuum Vane Technology
- Pump Type: Dry or Oil-lubricated rotary vane pump options.
- Capacity: 200-250 L/min air displacement for rock-solid stability.
- Drive: Pure copper core motor (0.55kw - 0.75kw).
Buying Guide & FAQ
Quick answers to help you choose the right mobile machine.
01
How do I clean the mobile machine?
It's simple. After milking, just put the teat cups into a bucket of clean water and turn on the machine to flush the system. Then use a dairy-grade detergent solution, followed by a final rinse. The polished SS304 bucket prevents milk fat buildup.
02
Does the vacuum pump require oil?
We offer both **Dry Vane** (Oil-free) and **Lubricated Vane** options. Dry pumps are maintenance-free, while lubricated pumps are quieter and have a longer life. If you are in a very cold climate, the Dry Vane pump is recommended for easier winter starts.
03
Can I use this machine for Goats or Sheep?
Yes, but you need a different milking cluster. We can configure this vacuum pump unit with specialized small-ruminant pulsators and claws. Please specify "Goat/Sheep" when requesting your quote.
04
Can I customize the motor voltage?
Absolutely. As an OEM manufacturer, we install motors compatible with your local grid. Standard stock is 220V/50Hz (Single Phase), but we regularly supply 110V/60Hz for North America and 380V Three-Phase for industrial clients.
05
How often should I replace the rubber liners?
For optimal hygiene and cow comfort, we recommend replacing rubber liners (inflations) every 2,500 milkings or 6 months. We include a basic spare parts kit with wholesale orders and offer bulk pricing on FDA-compliant consumables.
06
What is the warranty coverage?
We provide a 1-year manufacturing warranty on the main vacuum pump, electric motor, and stainless steel frame. Wearable parts like rubber tubes and liners are excluded, but our strict ISO9001 quality control ensures long-term durability.
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