Portable Milking Machine (Double Cluster & Double Bucket)

Buy a Turkish portable milking machine with a 0.5 HP motor, double cluster system and two 30-litre milk buckets for routine dairy farm operations.

Portable Milking Machine (Double Cluster & Double Bucket) is designed to support routine milking operations on dairy farms. Equipped with a 0.5 HP motor, two milking clusters and two milk collection buckets, it provides a practical option for farmers who want to mechanise their daily milking work.

Each bucket has a storage capacity of 30 litres, giving the machine a combined nominal storage capacity of 60 litres. The double-cluster arrangement is designed to support milking through two teat-cup assemblies, while the collection buckets hold the milk during the process.

Made in Turkey, this portable milking machine is intended for dairy farmers and livestock owners who need equipment for regular milk collection. Its dual-bucket configuration can be useful on farms where milk needs to be collected in separate containers. Proper cleaning, correct setup and careful handling are important for maintaining milk hygiene and animal comfort.

Main Features

• 0.5 HP motor: Provides powered operation for routine dairy milking.

• Double-cluster system: Includes two milking clusters for the milking process.

• Two milk collection buckets: Supplied with two separate containers for collecting milk.

• 30-litre capacity per bucket: Each bucket can hold up to 30 litres of milk.

• 60-litre combined storage capacity: Total nominal capacity across both buckets.

• Portable design: Suitable for dairy operations where milking equipment needs to be moved between working areas, subject to the machine's configuration.

• Mechanised milking: Reduces reliance on manual hand-milking work.

• Turkish origin: Made in Turkey.

• Separate milk collection: Two buckets allow milk to be collected in separate containers.

• Suitable for dairy farming: Intended for routine milk collection on livestock farms.

Specifications

Where Can You Use It?

The portable double-bucket milking machine is intended for dairy operations where regular milk collection is part of daily farm work.

• Dairy farms: Supports routine milking and milk collection.

• Small and medium livestock farms: Provides a mechanised option for farms that do not use a fixed milking installation.

• Cow farms: Can be used for cow milking when the supplied clusters and liners are suitable for the animals.

• Buffalo farms: May be suitable for buffalo milking if the machine's teat cups and liners are compatible with the animals.

• Livestock sheds: Can be used in a suitable, clean and well-organised milking area.

• Milk collection areas: The two 30-litre buckets provide separate containers for collecting milk.

• Family-run dairy businesses: Helps organise routine milking work and reduce manual effort.

Before using the machine for a particular animal, confirm that the milking clusters and operating settings are appropriate for that animal.

How to Use the Product

Follow the manufacturer's operating instructions for the exact setup and operating settings of your machine.

1. Prepare the milking area: Place the machine on a stable, level surface in a clean working area.

2. Inspect the machine: Check the motor, hoses, connections, buckets and milking clusters for visible damage or loose fittings.

3. Connect the components: Assemble the two buckets and double-cluster system according to the manufacturer's instructions.

4. Prepare the animals: Clean and dry the animal's teats before milking. Check for visible signs of irritation or injury.

5. Check the power supply: Confirm that the electrical supply matches the motor's rated voltage and that the equipment is properly connected.

6. Start the machine: Operate it according to the manufacturer's instructions and check that the milking system is functioning normally.

7. Attach the clusters: Fit the teat cups carefully, following the recommended milking procedure.

8. Monitor the process: Observe milk flow and the animal's comfort throughout milking. Do not exceed the manufacturer's recommended vacuum settings or continue milking unnecessarily.

9. Finish milking: Release the vacuum before removing the clusters, following the machine's instructions.

10. Clean the equipment: Wash and sanitise the milk-contact components using suitable dairy-cleaning products and the recommended procedure.

11. Store the machine: Allow the cleaned components to dry as appropriate and keep the machine in a clean, protected location.

Important Safety Precautions

• Ensure the machine is installed and operated according to the manufacturer's instructions.

• Use an electrical supply that matches the motor's rated voltage and frequency.

• Keep electrical connections protected from water, milk spills and cleaning liquids.

• Disconnect the power before cleaning, inspecting or servicing the machine.

• Do not operate the equipment if electrical cables, hoses or other essential components are damaged.

• Avoid setting the vacuum pressure above the manufacturer's recommended level, as excessive vacuum can injure the animal's teats.

• Ensure the teat cups and liners are suitable for the animal being milked.

• Clean and dry the animal's teats before attaching the clusters.

• Do not pull the clusters off while vacuum is still applied. Release the vacuum first.

• Stop the process if the animal shows signs of pain, irritation or unusual distress.

• Keep children and unauthorised persons away from the operating machine.

• Keep milk-contact surfaces clean to reduce the risk of contamination.

• Do not allow water to enter the motor or electrical components during cleaning.

Maintenance

Regular maintenance helps keep the milking machine in suitable working condition and supports hygienic milk collection.

• Clean the buckets after every use: Remove milk residue promptly and wash the containers using suitable dairy-cleaning products.

• Clean the milking clusters: Wash and sanitise the milk-contact components according to the manufacturer's instructions.

• Inspect the hoses: Check for cracks, leaks, blockages or loose connections.

• Check teat-cup liners: Inspect them for wear, damage or loss of proper fit, and replace them when required.

• Inspect the buckets: Ensure the containers and lids are clean and free from damage.

• Check the motor: Look for unusual noise, overheating or changes in normal operation. Arrange servicing if necessary.

• Inspect connections: Ensure fittings are secure before operating the machine.

• Follow pump maintenance instructions: If the machine uses an oil-type vacuum pump, check and maintain its oil according to the manufacturer's schedule. Confirm the pump type before carrying out oil-related maintenance.

• Keep the exterior clean: Wipe the machine carefully without exposing electrical parts to water.

• Store correctly: Keep the machine in a dry, protected area when not in use.

For replacement parts, lubrication requirements and servicing intervals, follow the instructions supplied with the specific model.

Why Use This Product?

The Portable Milking Machine (Double Cluster & Double Bucket) offers dairy farmers a practical way to mechanise routine milk collection. Its 0.5 HP motor powers the milking system, while the double-cluster configuration provides two milking assemblies for the operation. This can help reduce the physical effort associated with manual milking and organise daily farm work.

The two 30-litre buckets provide a combined nominal storage capacity of 60 litres. Having separate collection containers can be useful when managing milk collection across different milking points. The actual amount collected in each session will depend on the animals, the milking routine and the available bucket capacity.

Made in Turkey, this machine is an option for livestock owners who need portable milking equipment for their dairy operations. Regular cleaning, correct vacuum settings and proper care of the teat cups are important for maintaining animal comfort and milk hygiene. Before purchasing, customers should confirm the power requirements, pump specifications and compatibility with their livestock.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the motor power of this milking machine?

The machine has a 0.5 HP motor. The exact voltage, motor speed and electrical requirements should be confirmed from the manufacturer's label or documentation before installation.

2. How many buckets are included?

The machine comes with two milk collection buckets, each with a stated capacity of 30 litres.

3. What is the total storage capacity?

The two buckets have a combined nominal capacity of 60 litres. This is the total capacity of both containers, not a guarantee of how much milk will be collected during a single milking session.

4. What does double cluster mean?

A double-cluster system has two milking cluster assemblies. It is designed to provide two milking points, subject to the machine's configuration and correct setup.

5. Where is the machine manufactured?

The product is described as made in Turkey.

6. Can it be used for cows and buffaloes?

It may be suitable for cows or buffaloes if the supplied teat cups and liners are compatible with the animals. Confirm compatibility with the supplier before use.

7. Is this machine suitable for a dairy farm?

Yes, it is intended for dairy milking and milk collection. Its suitability for a particular farm depends on the herd size, daily milking requirements, electrical supply and the machine's operating specifications.

8. How should I maintain the milking machine?

Clean the buckets and milk-contact components after every use, inspect the hoses and liners regularly, check the motor for abnormal operation and follow the manufacturer's maintenance instructions. Proper cleaning and storage help maintain milk hygiene and equipment condition.

Final Product Summary

The Portable Milking Machine (Double Cluster & Double Bucket) is designed for dairy farmers who want a practical, mechanised approach to routine milk collection. Made in Turkey, it features a 0.5 HP motor, two milking clusters and two milk collection buckets with a capacity of 30 litres each. The combined nominal storage capacity is 60 litres, making the configuration suitable for organised milk collection on livestock farms. It can help reduce manual milking effort while providing separate collection containers. Correct operation, animal comfort and regular cleaning remain essential. Contact Agro Power to confirm the machine's operating specifications and suitability for your dairy farm before ordering.