DairyMaster · Cow rotary milking parlour

Swiftflo Cow Rotary

A DairyMaster rotary milking parlour designed for an organised, continuous cow flow. Configuration is calculated from herd size, milking frequency, group size, available shift time and farm layout.

Swiftflo Cow Rotary — Cow rotary milking parlour

Quick decision

Is this solution right for your farm?

Consider it when

Medium and large dairy farms that need consistent cow flow, advanced automation and predictable shift organisation

We clarify before quoting

Herd size, operating zone and housing method, daily load, dimensions and routes, water, power, cleaning and service.

Another solution may be better when

Animal group, layout, capacity, operating method or site utilities differ.

Best suited for

Medium and large dairy farms that need consistent cow flow, advanced automation and predictable shift organisation

Capabilities and controlled parameters

  • Platform, drive units, entrance and exit gates are engineered as one system
  • Automatic identification, milk recording, sampling and data management are available
  • Options include Cow Motivator, Cow Retention, Automatic Parking and a Secondary Information Centre
  • Smart Start, Swiftflo Cluster, Weighall Milk Meters and VoiceAssist can be integrated into the workflow
  • Automatic teat care, cleaning and external washing are available depending on configuration
  • Throughput is determined by engineering calculation, not by stall count alone
  • LabLog designs the solution around the building, collecting yard, cow flow, milk room and utilities in Uzbekistan

Rotary engineering system

Swiftflo Cow Rotary is a complete system, not only a rotating platform

Actual throughput appears only when platform, entry and exit, operator work, milk system, washing and cooling are engineered as one cycle.

01

Cow flow

  • collecting yard and backing system
  • entrance and exit gates
  • Cow Motivator and Cow Retention
  • drafting and post-milking routes
02

Milking stall

  • Swiftflo Cluster and positioning arms
  • Smart Start and automatic removal
  • Weighall Milk Meters and sampling
  • operator console and VoiceAssist
03

Milk and hygiene

  • milk lines, receivers and pumps
  • filtration and milk diversion
  • AutoWasher, Jetstream and external washing
  • AquaJetz and automatic teat care
04

Platform and control

  • platform, drive units and Automatic Parking
  • main console and emergency stop
  • Secondary Information Centre
  • Milk Manager and visual data management

Calculation inputs: milking cows × milkings per day, available shift time, average platform time, stall utilisation, repeat-rotation rate, and real losses from group changeover and sanitation.

LabLog does not publish a universal cows-per-hour figure without farm inputs. The same rotary size performs differently with different grouping, operator routines, milking times and collecting-yard capacity.

Official DairyMaster media

The rotary by system: from cow entry to data and washing

Photography is grouped by function so the engineering scope is visible before a specific configuration is discussed.

01

Cow flow

Cows on the Swiftflo Cow Rotary platform
Cows on the Swiftflo Cow Rotary platform
Rotary entrance gate
Rotary entrance gate
Cow Motivator for managed entry
Cow Motivator for managed entry
Cow Retention for exit control
Cow Retention for exit control
02

Milking stall

Swiftflo Cluster milking unit
Swiftflo Cluster milking unit
Weighall milk meters
Weighall milk meters
VoiceAssist operator guidance
VoiceAssist operator guidance
03

Milk and hygiene

AquaJetz system
AquaJetz system
Automatic teat spraying
Automatic teat spraying
Rotating external wash boom
Rotating external wash boom
04

Platform and control

Swiftflo Cow Rotary platform
Swiftflo Cow Rotary platform
Rotary drive units
Rotary drive units
Automatic Parking system
Automatic Parking system
Main control console
Main control console
Secondary Information Centre
Secondary Information Centre
Milk Manager data management
Milk Manager data management

LabLog

Implementation considerations

The final parlour configuration depends on milking herd size, milking frequency, group size, shift duration, building layout, collecting yard, operators, water, power and milk cooling. LabLog starts with an engineering brief and never defines throughput from stall count alone.

How LabLog supports the project

  • 01Capture herd, group and milking-routine data
  • 02Review the building plan, collecting yard and cow routes
  • 03Calculate parlour type, stall count and operating cycle
  • 04Coordinate milk, vacuum, washing and cooling systems
  • 05Configure automation, installation, commissioning, training and service parts

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