Pulsation Equipment

Dairy Pulsators are one of the basic components of any milking machine. Pulsators can either be vacuum or electrically operated. As the pulsator operates, it causes the chamber between the shell and the liner to alternate regularly from vacuum to air source. The milking process then consists of opening (milk phase) and closing (massage phase) the teat-cup liner over and over again. These devices are used in milking machines to simulate the sucking action of a calf, kid (goat), or lamb (sheep). Electrical and vacuum pulsators are a critical component of mechanical milking systems used in most dairy farms. The pulsator creates a rhythmic vacuum pressure variation that replicates the natural sucking action of a nursing animal, which in turn helps stimulate milk let-down and ensures efficient milk removal from the udder.  A variety of pulsators to fit your needs including vacuum pulsators, electronic pulsators, electric pulsators, alternating pulsators, pulsation controllers & pulsator repair kits for sale can be found at Farm & Ranch Depot!