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Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of the Udder Gun System. To realize the full benefits of the
Udder Gun, we encourage all people that will be operating, maintaining, and servicing this
system to read this manual. Please visit our support page on our website www.uddergun.com.
The support page has additional information, pictures and videos to aid you in the use of your
Udder Gun.
What it does
The Udder Gun System improves your milking efficiency by maximizing let down and shortening
milking times. It allows your cows to be cleaned, prepped, and milked faster with it’s specifically
designed elastomer teat belts, which mimic a calf’s natural suckling action, only much faster.
How it works
There are four main parts to the Udder Gun System: Prep Station, Primary hoses, Udder Guns,
and Flush stations.
The Prep Station uses incoming water pressure to mechanically mix water and pre-dip chemical
to a desired ratio. It also regulates the incoming compressed air that powers the system. It is
usually mounted in a utility room near the parlor.
The Primary Hoses are used to deliver the pre-dip solution and air supply to the guns, from the
prep station to the parlor.
The Udder Guns connect to the primary hoses and are the handheld devices that clean and
stimulate the cows teats. The guns have air motors that use air pressure to power the teat belts.
A two stage trigger activates both the air and the pre-dip solution spray.
The Flush Holsters are mounted in the parlor and are used to holster the Udder Guns, and flush
with fresh water when not being used. DO NOT submerge the gun in a bucket of water.
Compatible pre-dip chemicals
Pre-dip should include emollients for lubrication, do no run water only or damage
to teat may occur
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Iodine
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Lactic Acid
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Hexidine
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Peroxide
Do NOT use with strong oxidizing chemicals such as:
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Hypochlorous Acid
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Sodium Hypochlorite
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Any other chemical that damages stainless steel