PRODUCTS

AutoDoser

AutoSpray -
  (Auto Teat Sprayer)

Carbon Water Filter

Cluster Flush

Coil Udder Washer

Coil Washer (Wall-Mount)

Dip Cups

Dosatron -
  (Proportional Pump)

Heater Elements -
(Stainless Steel)

Float Switch

Heat Recovery

Mastitis Detector

Milk Filter

Mini Plant Washer

Mini Wash
(Chemical Dispenser)

MooJet -  
(AutoTeat Sprayer)

Multi-Adaptor

Polyphospate Salts Dispenser

Pumps

Scale Reducers -
(Electric ESP1 /  ESP2)

Scale Reducers -
(Chemical)

Spray Guns

Sprayers - Hand Held

Stands - (Water Heater)

Supaspray
  (Vacuum Teat Sprayer)

Tank Washer -
  (Floor Standing)

Thermostats

Time Clock -
(48 Hour Timer)

Teat Dip Cups

Udder Washers

Wash Station

Water Filter - In Line

Water Heaters -
  (Floor Standing)

WaterHeater-10G/45L (calf feeding)

Water Heaters -
  (Wall Mounted)

• Saves Time, reduces costs
• Low Maintenance, Self-Cleaning
• Every animal is sprayed - every time
• No manual intervention or direct labour is required
• Chemical usage compares well with the best manual systems
• Choice of spray patterns and spray rates
• Fully adjustable to cope with varied situations
• Integral digital spray counter
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• now powered by the Cotswold POWASPRAY high-performance vacuum-pump

 The Cotswold AUTOSPRAY fully automatic teat spraying system is designed to spray approved dairy chemicals onto the teats of cows and heifers as they pass through the cattle race, either before or after* milking.

Overall economies are high, because of the huge reductions in direct labour costs.

Once set , the chemical spray pattern remains constant, and each animal receives the same treatment.

In addition to cost savings there is an important health benefit - farm workers who would previously have manually sprayed avoid the risks of breathing in potentially hazardous chemicals.

OPERATION
The spray-pump is primed by the cow breaking an infra-red beam which continuously scans the cattle race.

As the cow leaves the beam, the spray head (which is set further into the cattle race, level with the teats) sprays for a preset period, then primes itself ready for the next cycle.

This method copes well with long or short cows, or cows which stop in the cattle race.

A built in delay allows humans to pass through without triggering the spray.

Manual and electronic adjustment is built into the system, to cater for different sizes of cow. A range of self-cleaning spray nozzles is also available. Once installed and set up, the system is entirely automatic in operation.

AutoSpray is not a substitute for good husbandry. Even when using the AutoSpray, it is essential that normal standards of hygiene are maintained at all times. As with manual spraying, if any infection enters the herd, additional or supplementary spraying or dipping may be required until it subsides.

Model    CAS/Supa

AutoSpray Kit complete with electronics, dual-spray rail,

SupaSpray power unit, 15metres (50feet) of 8mm tubing

Model     CAS1

As above but without power unit

The AUTOSPRAY DUAL-SPRAY RAIL

The Autospray all-stainless steel spray
rail now has two spray heads

The AutoSpray and MooJet may not always achieve sufficient coverage of an animal’s teats to effectively disinfect them every time she passes through (especially if the animal has misplaced or misshapen udders).

We give no guarantee that the AutoSpray or MooJet will prevent mastitis outbreaks from occurring.  Regular monitoring of somatic cell counts is essential during use of the AutoSpray or MooJet, reversion to manual dipping is advised to control any infections which do occur.

The manufacturers accept no liability for any loss  or damage in connection with any failure of the AutoSpray or MooJet to prevent mastitis or other infections.

 IMPORTANT

The standard AutoSpray is not designed for use with hypochlorite, or hypochlorite based chemicals. Please ask at the time of ordering if you need to use hypochlorite.

The Cotswold AutoSpray or MooJet does not include the cattle race. Full details of ideal size/shape/construction of race is included in the installation manual, a copy of which can be obtained from Cotswold at any time.