The Sanicleanse teat scrubber system ensures a crucial part of the milking routine is carried out consistently and efficiently.
The Air Sanicleanse system is our pneumatic air-powered teat scrubber, utilising a small air motor housed in the handle. The air supply is provided by the on-farm air compressor which can be connected.
The motor can be driven 24/7, so can handle herds of all sizes. Requiring no electric supply, the air motor offers great reliability.
TARGET MASTITIS, BACTOSCANS AND LOWER YOUR SCCS
From first use of the system, the evidence of it’s benefits can be immediately identified in the cleanliness of the milk filter at the end of your milking. The three brushes target all sides of the teat, ensuring a complete cleaning procedure is carried out. Cross-contamination between cows is eliminated as the brush is automatically sanitised between each teat and each cow.
SAVE TIME & MONEY
An efficient pre-milking routine is essential in any dairy farm. By providing a consistent pre-milking routine, the robust system ensures all the cows are prepped equally and efficiently, and with the stimulation and cleaning the system provides, users are able to milk more cows per hour.
By replacing the traditional pre-milking routine (usually involving paper towels and medicated wipes), this system eliminates waste, allowing for savings to be made in cost and in time.
EXTREME RELIABILITY & LONG-LASTING BRUSHES
Our teat scrubber has proven to be the most reliable unit on the market, with up to 1.5 million cows prepped before a quick service on the gear unit is required.
There are no costly hand unit replacements and there’s no need to purchase a new hand unit when you can replace any part individually.
Unique to Sanicleanse are the angled bristles that last longer and ensure the most efficient cleaning and stimulation of the teat.
IMPROVED TEAT CONDITION & HERD HEALTH
The one-visit preparation system, with warm water and teat condition chemicals, improves the condition of the teat and the base of the udder.
Reducing the time it takes to milk has also been proven to enhance teat health.
By eliminating cross-contamination, dairy farmers have reported marked improvements in herd health on a wider scale.
