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Frequently asked questions & answers

How long does it take to milk a liter bottle?

It depends on the type of animal, but approximately 3 to 7 minutes. Once you and the animal get used to the milking machine, it will speed up.

Why are there different pumps for each type of animal?

The vacuum extractors were the same for all animals. However, after eighteen years on the global market, we found that due to the different sizes of teats and bottle requirements, we needed to prepare a separate set for each species according to the requirements of the breed in terms of bottle size and so on. This came as a result of our own experience and listening to breeders and owners who were involved in milking different animals.

Why do I have to start with the smallest bottle that comes in each kit?

Please follow the directions carefully and this will help you learn the proper use of the UEZ and it will function much easier for you to start with. With any vacuum operated equipment the smaller the container the less vacuum it takes to operate it and the quicker you will experience the learning curve. Be sure and watch the video link that is included in your kit instructions before operating!

I have severe arthritis. Will I be able to operate the collection pump?

Pump a few times and stop pumping as soon as the milk starts flowing. When it slows down, pump another 2-4 times to increase the vacuum again. You don’t need to continue pumping or close the valve in the nipple. We have people with all kinds of illnesses who have been using our products for years.

What is the economic viability of breast pumps?

In time-saving use, agility, economy for the milker and sixth-friendliness to the animal, the possibility to maximize the intake.

How many different milking sets do you have and what are the volumes of the containers?

We currently have sets for cows, goats, sheep, and horses. Bottles are available in liters, half-liters, and other sizes.