Delaval robotic milking

VMS V300

The VMS V300 was introduced to the market in 2018 with some additional features from the original Classic model  DeLaval robotic milker. These included a new interface unit, transparent teat cups and an upgraded attachment system giving a quicker attachment speed.

Routing

It is available in a right- or left-handed version to suit your farm layout and DeLaval can offer free access as well as routed systems. Grazing systems are also available.

Entry and exit

Cows enter and exit the milking system from the side of the robot.

Identification

Via a collar with the options of heat and health monitoring.

Arm technology

DeLaval's  hydraulic arm operates to the side, using a combination of camera and laser technology for teat location. 

Teat preparation and attachment

This is carried out with a separate teat cup, branded as Pure Flow, before attachment of the milking cups. Teat disinfection is then completed post milking by the arm, which sprays each teat individually. Pre-spraying is also a feature that is available before cleaning with the Pure Flow cup.

Backflush

Post milking, the cups are flushed with cold water with the option of adding peracetic acid. 

Manual attachment

This is possible with the V300 if you want to persevere with some tricky cows or heifers, with or without an operator's pit.

Milk quality monitoring

Milk analysis is available with DeLaval's OCC and MDI modules, which provide quarter conductivity, blood detection, cell count and constituent monitoring, which all link to the Delpro software package and In Control app.

Batch milking

Available with DeLaval's VMS tm system. delaval robotic milking

The VMS V310 was introduced to the market in 2019 with all of the features of the VMS V300 above but with the unique added feature of individual cow fertility, which is  achieved by monitoring progesterone levels.

Source: delaval.com

Our standout feature: Cow fertility monitoring.