Sezer small cattle fast exit milking parlors are stall milking systems where goat and sheep groups enter the stalls for feed and exit quickly when the milking process is over. The stall system comes with sequencing gates that help the animals line up correctly on their own, and non-return bait lids that force the animals to exit quickly after milking is complete. The automatic head lock ensures a good udder presentation, keeping the animal in place for milking. The robust construction requires little maintenance and is long-lasting. The size of the stalls are specially designed according to the morphology of ruminant sheep and they prevent unwanted movements since they are settled. Sezer stall systems are available in different sizes and the system can be expanded when the herd capacity increases or shorter milking times become necessary.

◊ Quick exit paddock milking systems that enable sheep and goats to be milked at the same time while feeding; It is produced in groups of 6, 12, 18, 20, 24, 36 and 48.

◊ As with all our milking systems, it is possible to modernize your system over time, starting from the standard model in our sheep milking systems with fast exit paddock. For example, you can convert your standard type milking system with mechanical pulsator to a milking system with electronic pulsator, mechanical or electronic milk meter, automatic cluster extractor or herd management according to your needs in the future.

◊ Paddock intervals, specially according to animal type; 35.5cm per animal for goat species, 40cm per animal for sheep species. It is produced intermittently. We also have special width productions.

◊ In this milking system, the milking stalls are positioned at an angle of 90 degrees for the best milking position and easy access to the udder.

◊ Paddock has a feeding system made of stainless steel that can be controlled from the milking pit. In this system, before the ovine animals enter the paddock; With the help of a button that can be controlled from the milking pit, 100 grams and multiples of rewarding pellets are poured into the feed bowls, allowing the animals to enter the milking pad easily and automatically.

◊ The first animal to enter the paddock must enter the topmost compartment of the paddock. Thanks to the special structure of the paddocks, they cannot enter the paddocks in between, even if they want to.

◊ Animals are separated from each other with a plate during milking. The doors in the milking stalls are locked when the animal enters the stall and ensure that the animal stays inside the stall.

◊ Ovine animals quickly leave the milking area by passing under the feeder group when the stainless feeder group rises up at the end of milking. With this system, milking of large herds is carried out in a shorter time.

◊ Opening and closing of the milking parlor entrance door, feeding system and up and down movement of the feeder group; It is controlled by a button from the milking pit. The movement of the door and the feeder group is provided by the pneumatic (air) system. The compressor supporting the system is supplied with the paddock.

Specifications :

◊ Paddock collar spacing and angles are designed to ensure that the collar group can be lifted smoothly.

◊ Our paddocks lower and upper feeder chambers are made of AISI 304 stainless steel sheet.

◊ Parts such as other side-carrier chassis, locking and collar sections, bottom and top feeding chassis are coated with hot dip galvanize for protection against corrosion.

◊ Our padded type aluminum pneumatic pistons that we use in motion mechanisms are installed in such a way that they can be made in control switches as well as speed settings.

◊ Entry - exit doors are pneumatically controlled and their directions can be changed according to the milking parlor.