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Increasing productivity and efficiency in the dairy industry means creating new ways to keep the animals comfortable together when they need to be milked. Animals that give milk for domestic consumption tend to be fairly docile herd animals. These are animals that will feel more comfortable once they see more of themselves in the same location performing the same activity. They believe that this is expected of them as a group and not as individuals. Though each animal may be milked individually, simply keeping them together makes the process much more comfortable for the animals. This, in turn, makes the job of the dairy producers much easier for the people who have to monitor the animal activity.
So when cows need to be milked, open air areas cant be utilized. Instead, it is done in an enclosed space to protect the humans and animals from any natural contaminants like rain and insects. The cows are traditionally put into cowsheds when they get milked.
Modern dairy producers use milking parlors to get the maximum yield from their herd. These milking parlors have different set ups and shapes to accommodate the animals and the lay of the land. Most layouts tend to be customized for optimum efficicency. The simplest method is to set up the milking parlor in parallel lines where the straight lines give the most organized look for the milking parlor.
When looking at milk parlors for sale, the size and shape of the dairy is the first thing that has to be looked at when planning for a design. The tandem parlor, the herringbone parlor and the rotary parlor are among the other design layouts on milking parlors for sale. The Krishna Allied Industry milking parlors are high in performance and durability with very low maintenance required to keep it running. It has followed a design to suit Indian conditions. Stainless steel milk lines, milk pre-holders and milk transfer pumps are used in all designs for improved milk quality. The most important feature of our milking parlors is that they are ideal for an expanding herd.
To know more about milking parlors from Krishna Allied Industry, download our brochure.
When dealing with equipment in the dairy sector, a lot of business happens because of the measurements of the products and the accuracy of these measurements is what sustains relations because no one wants to lose out.
In recent times, weve seen the need for transparency in more walks of life being made possible with technology. As technology in our day-to-day life in the cities so also does the need trickle down to the rural areas where even small adjustments to existing technology can do wonders to business. One of the most easily recognizable fonts in the world is the numerical digit displays found on calculators and petrol pumps. You will find this easily decipherable font on a tank level indicator.
For all milk measuring purposes, we have smart tank level indicators on our machines that uses a bright 4 digit display. The tank level indicator is capable of measuring up to 9999 liter or 99.9C. On the tank level indicators you will find it provides all the relevant milk data that any dairy producer would use like BMC ID, milk volume and milk temperature. The smart level indicators are also capable of 2 way SMS communication over a GSM band.
Theres also an auto alert for milk chilling and even an alert for when 80% of capacity has been reached. These tanks will work for any type of milk. It doesnt matter whether its set up in the same facility as a goat milking parlor or a cow milking parlor, the error margin on volume will still be +/- 3 liters and the error margin for temperature is 0.2C.
When there are features like this, it makes the job of the dairy producer easier and also helps in transparency. This special technology is a patent of India and was developed in IIT, Kharagpur. It was also designed to leave a small footprint on the tank. For more info on the smart level indicators, have a look at the brochure for the full list of features and technical specifications.
When dealing with a perishable product like milk, it becomes vital to collect it in a way that preserves the life of the milk without losing out on the nutritional value of the product. It becomes imperative to ensure that the materials used to contain the milk are made in a way that wont contaminate it as well as preserve nutritional value. At Krishna Allied Industries, we have made stainless steel milk cans from food grade stainless steel which has a higher strength: weight ratio than any other normally used material.
It has great tensile strength, yield point, ductility and hardness. A large part of the manufacturing process also went towards ensuring longer operational durability with a lower maintenance cost. The surface was designed with a 150 grit sanitary finish giving each of the milk cans a polished surface for easy and hygienic cleaning.The stainless steel milk can used also keeps the milk cooler for a longer time. The stainless steel used has lower thermal conductivity than aluminum which is why a Krishna Allied Industries stainless steel milk can is the right choice for containing milk between or during dairy processes.
The milk cans for sale come in a number of different sizes to hold different volumes of milk. In addition to having milk cans for sale, there are also milking pails, milk measures and more. This wide range of stainless steel containers, measures and other miscellaneous items is available for dairy producers to pick exactly what they need to improve the hygiene and appearance of a dairy plant.
All these stainless steel products are also resistant against corrosion, mechanical deformation and abrasion. This had to be there in our products because when they are passing through can washer and conveyor systems, they should not take any damage or cause any parts of the product to break off because that could cause problems for the can washer and could also contaminate another part of the dairy process without anyone being the wiser. For more informational on our stainless steel products from Krishna Allied Industries look at the brochure for a full list of features and technical specifications.
