DeLaval herringbone parlour HB50
Excellence in cow positioning, operator comfort and durability
- Strong and durable design
- Good cow flow
- Operator comfort and safety
Key benefits
Strong and durable
DeLaval HB50 rumprail and frame components are made from 50 mm (2") steel tubing. The suspended beam frame adds further strength and longevity. This 2 ½" x5" rectangle beam frame gives added rigidity for even the largest parlors. The slanted galvanized butt pans are standard and stainless steel is an option. This design, combined with hot dip galvanization of every welded component, provides strength and a long operating life.
- Slanted galvanized or stainless steel butt pans
- Hot dip galvanized welded component
Operator comfort and safety
Operator safety is prioritized in DeLaval HB50. With no posts between the butt pan and curbing, there’s no risk of the milker’s arm being kicked against a post. The top rump rail is offset closer to the operator pit than the lower rump rail and follows the contour of the cow’s back legs in their natural standing position. This enables the cow to stand comfortably and close to the operator making it safer for the milker. With the optional air indexing that moves the cow closer to the kick rail and butt pan, the udder is easy to reach. This speeds up cluster attachment while helping reduce the risk of back strain.
- Angled rump rail
- Air indexing