A NEW GENERATION OF ROBOTS
The latest Fullwood milking technology
A suspended tray holds a flex cable chain supplying electricity, water and compressed air to the robot. It also connects to the pipeline sending milk to the bulk tank.
A suspended tray holds a flex cable chain supplying electricity, water and compressed air to the robot. It also connects to the pipeline sending milk to the bulk tank.
FLEXIMAX
A first touchscreen controls the FLEXIMAX software to manage the robot’s schedule and travel within the barn. A farmer can use it to select the number of milkings per day per cow (1, 2, 3 or 4).
FLEXIMAX:
A first touchscreen controls the FLEXIMAX software to manage the robot’s schedule and travel within the barn. A farmer can use it to select the number of milkings per day per cow (1, 2, 3 or 4).
HMI
A second touchscreen, the HMI (Herd Management Interface), provides a user-friendly interface to access data such as lactation curves, milk production, cleaning, etc.
HMI:
A second touchscreen, the HMI (Herd Management Interface), provides a user-friendly interface to access data such as lactation curves, milk production, cleaning, etc.
FROM TEAT TO TANK:
Combining Robomax and M2erlin technology, Milkomax offers the world’s only robotic solution allowing a dairy farmer to manage, within a single software, a herd with both tie-stall and free-stall cows! Milkomax offers a completely automated solution including the essential buffer tank.
FROM TEAT TO TANK:
Combining Robomax and M2erlin technology, Milkomax offers the world’s only robotic solution allowing a dairy farmer to manage, within a single software, a herd with both tie-stall and free-stall cows! Milkomax offers a completely automated solution including the essential buffer tank.
THE SUCCESS OF ROBOMAX IS BASED ON 3 KEY FACTORS:
1. PRODUCTIVITY
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Accurate, reliable and fast attachment
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Flexibility to select the number of milkings per day per cow
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Flexibility to select milkings’ chronological order
2. MILK QUALITY
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Best milking technique = more, high quality milk
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Focus on cleaning and cow health
3. PROFITABILITY
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Electric-only drives deliver energy savings
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Reduced maintenance time and cost
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No additional feed costs to attract cows to the robot
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Very low animal loss linked to stalling system (few foot rot or slipping problems, no competition, etc.)
