AktivPuls liners for Lely and Fullwood S+ 19mm (Set 4 pieces)

AktivPuls Silicone Liners (Set of 4)

Size: 19mm | Suitable for Lely Astronaut & Fullwood M²erlin/S+

Upgrade your robotic milking performance with the innovative AktivPuls Silicone Liners. These patented liners are engineered to revolutionize the milking process by focusing on superior teat condition, increased milking speed, and advanced udder health.

Unlike traditional liners, the AktivPuls system features an integrated ventilation channel and head aeration. This ensures a consistent vacuum and a unidirectional milk flow, keeping teats dry by preventing "respray" and ensuring quarters are milked out more completely and efficiently.

Features & Benefits

• Patented Head Ventilation: The ventilated silicone design ensures a stable vacuum and prevents milk from splashing back onto the teat, leading to drier teats and improved hygiene.
• 7 Asymmetrical Massage Zones: These unique zones adapt to any teat length, providing a gentle yet effective massage that promotes blood flow and prevents hyperkeratosis (teat-end callus).
• Faster Milking Speeds: The optimized milk flow and vacuum stability allow for a quicker, more efficient milk-out, increasing the capacity of your robot.
• 45° Integrated Angle: Features a 45° angle that ensures automatic vacuum relief, further protecting the teat end from unnecessary stress.
• Better Udder Health: By reducing teat-end damage and preventing respray, AktivPuls helps lower SCC levels and supports long-term udder health.
• Premium Silicone Material: Offers superior elasticity and a significantly longer service life compared to standard rubber liners.

Product Specifications

Maintenance Tip

When switching to AktivPuls silicone liners, we recommend verifying your robot's vacuum settings and pulsation ratios to ensure they are optimized for silicone performance. Because silicone is more porous than rubber, ensure you are using a high-quality silicone-compatible wash program. Monitor your teat-end scores after the first 30 days—you should see a noticeable reduction in redness and "ringing" at the teat base.