MS AutoHoofClean pompunit duo

MS AutoHoofClean is an automatic and skin-friendly approach to footbath management, and is particularly suitable for use on milking robot farms. MS AutoHoofClean is particularly effective because, on average, the cow walks over an MS AutoHoofClean mat 3 to 4 times a day after the visit to the robot. The MS AutoHoofClean Pumpunit Duo is a dosing system that pumps MS HoofClean Care combined with water into the MS AutoHoofClean mat.

The MS AutoHoofClean Pumpunit Duo is the hardware for the MS AutoHoofClean concept. It must be used in conjunction with MS AutoHoofClean package.

• Easy to use
• 24 hours x 7 days a week automatic hoof care
• Skin-friendly hoof care approach
• Suitable for cleaning the claws and caring for the skin

The MS AutoHoofClean approach has a fixed dosage of MS HoofClean Care.

• One MS AutoHoofClean Pumpunit Duo for each MS AutoHoofClean walk-through mat.
• Mount the MS AutoHoofClean Pumpunit Duo to the wall.
• The MS AutoHoofClean must be connected to mains water.
• The MS AutoHoofClean Pumpunit Duo is plugged into a 230 volt outlet.
• The suction hose of the MS AutoHoofclean Pump Unit must be connected to the product.

• MS AutoHoofClean Pump unit duo
• 50 meter water hose 1/2”
• 1 x GK coupling + hose clamp
• 1 x plug + bolt for wall mounting
• Gilmour Low pressure spray gun, 7 bar
• GK Coupling rotatable, 1/2" hose tulle
• Gardena Hose piece powergrip 1/2"

• Housing: Stainless steel
• Pump house: Polypropylene, EPDM
• Motor piston: Polypropylene, stainless steel, Teflon, EPDM
• Dosage part: Polypropylene, Polyethylene, Hastelloy (Spring suction check valve)
• Suction hose: PVC
• Seals: EPDM

• To protect the public drinking water supply, it may be necessary to install a suitable backflow prevention device for this system that physically interrupts the water supply. This prevents the risk of backflow of liquids. Before installation, contact your water utility for the applicable guidelines.
• The customer is responsible for ensuring the installation complies with local environmental and other regulations. Depending on the fluids used and the type of flooring, a suitable drip tray or liquid-tight containment system may be legally required.