KERBL · California Mastitis Test (CMT)

KERBATEST milk test 1514, 1 L

A reagent for rapid quarter-level screening of elevated somatic cell content in raw milk directly on farm.

Quick decision

Is this solution right for your farm?

Consider it when

First-line udder screening before milking and selection of samples for confirmation

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

First-line udder screening before milking and selection of samples for confirmation

Capabilities and controlled parameters

Reference 1514
1 L bottle
Each udder quarter is assessed separately
The reaction is read from the change in mixture viscosity
A four-well test paddle is required
Does not provide an exact cell count or identify the pathogen and does not replace laboratory confirmation

Specifications have been checked against the official manufacturer page.

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Guidance on farm layout, operation and equipment selection.

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Implementation considerations

Implementation starts with site measurements, the operating route and daily load. LabLog coordinates the model with layout, animals, utilities, cleaning, operator safety, installation and service access.

How LabLog supports the project

01Capture site, animal and operating-cycle data
02Check dimensions, routes and utility connections
03Agree the model, options and supply boundaries
04Prepare installation, commissioning and operator training
05Define maintenance and spare-parts needs