About DairyFlo®

A different approach. Backed by people who know dairy.

Traditional rubber components have changed very little over the years. But there was room for improvement.

Developed through a 10-year collaboration between Polymer Systems International and Bayer/Covestro, DairyFlo® created the first soft-plastic milking liner and tubing system of its kind.

Save Time & Money

DairyFlo® liners last at least twice as long as traditional rubber liners. Reduce replacement time and save money.

Easy to Keep Clean

The smooth, non-absorbent material won't absorb milk fats, proteins or chemicals, helping reduce build-up.

See Through

Transparent components make it easier to spot blood, milk abnormalities and contaminants during milking.

Lighter to Handle

Make milking easier with lighter to handle gear. 20% lighter than rubber.

Made In New Zealand

Backed by people who know NZ Dairy Farming. Designed and manufactured locally using food-grade approved materials.

Less Waste

DairyFlo® components are recyclable and designed for a longer working life, reducing the amount of material being replaced and thrown away.

Craig Alley, Central Hawke’s Bay

I like it how the tubing and liners cling onto the stainless steel better now, we don’t have air and milk lines coming off anymore.

The clear tubing is helpful when we are watching colostrum cows, makes really easy in the spring to see what’s going up the tube, even with the low light in the shed.

Customer Stories

Gayleen & Warren Ruawai, Northland

As a result of the DairyFlo cluster being 20% Lighter we have had no more issues with RSI in our wrists. We felt the difference in weight instantly, Gaylene says the change was so dramatic they were able to leave the wrist supports in the drawer this season. This has allowed us to continue on in the dairy shed as usual without having to worry about pain or worse, changing our career

Customer Stories

David Noble, Tirau

A reduction in time replacing plant components was the attraction to me. With DairyFlo milking liners and tubing lasting on average a full season or 6600 milkings last year. The previous product had recommended replacement every 2500 milkings meaning that each season the liners would need to be replaced two or three times.

With no need to change the liners again in a season there was also a financial saving.

Customer Stories
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Denis Beckett

Senior Sales Representative located in Palmerston North covering lower North Island and South Island. Denis is always an enthusiastic solutions provider.
e. denis@dairyflo.co.nz
p. 027 912 7566

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Eddie Crawshaw

Business Development and Technical Sales representative located in Napier. Eddie is passionate about innovation and problem solving.

e. eddie@dairyflo.co.nz
p. 021 228 2614

FAQ:

How long will my DairyFlo® liners last?

Right now, DairyFlo soft plastic liners and tubing are compatbile with New Zealand’s most common dairy shed milking systems.

Will they absorb milk fat?

DairyFlo liners do not absorb milk fat, minerals or milk proteins. (Tested by Asure Quality). DairyFlo liners are manufactured from thermoplastic urethane (TPU) which has been approved for food contact. This specific TPU is completely FREE of plasticisers. Plasticisers have been added to synthetic resins to promote flexibility and to reduce brittleness, which can migrate out over time.

What are DairyFlo® liners made from?

Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE), an engineered soft plastic used for medical applications.

Are DairyFlo® liners approved?

All products have Assure Quality approval for milk contact to Fonterra standards. Also FDA, BfR and 3A standard certifications.

Are they really made in New Zealand?

All products have Assure Quality approval for milk contact to Fonterra standards. Also FDA, BfR and 3A standard certifications.

Will they fit my existing shells?

The range is designed to fit most standard shells, Compatibility chart available on request.