Support and withdrawal mechanism for milking clusters

Animal husbandry – Milkers – With signals – indicators – registers – and timers

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119 1413, A01J 700

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ABSTRACT:
In a support and withdrawal mechanism for milking clusters, a support pipe is positioned inside a main column in such a way that it can be rotated and moved up and down inside it. At the bottom of the support pipe is an articulated extension arm with its free end connected to the milking cluster. A clamping component that surrounds the support pipe and in the horizontal position does not impede its free motion is positioned below the main column. The clamping component is secured on one side by a spring and a sloping chain and on the other side by the piston rod of an operating cylinder. The spring, chain, and cylinder are attached to points of suspension on the main column. When the piston rod moves out, the clamping component is tilted and clamps onto the support pipe, carrying the pipe down as it moves. The sloping chain, however, allows a downward motion only if the clamping component simultaneously rotates. This combined lowering and rotating motion is transmitted to the extension arm and generates sloping tension on the milking cluster, initiating the follow-up milking phase.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3789798 (1974-02-01), Reisgies et al.
patent: 3861355 (1975-01-01), Johnson et al.
patent: 3929103 (1975-12-01), Schluckbier

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