A short milk tube that’s long on benefits.

 

• Two hinge points permit bending in the natural direction of the milking machine.

 

• Can accommodate a range of animals with various teat placements.

 

• Lengthwise ribs allow SMT to compress without kinking, for unrestricted milk flow.
   

 

 

 

• Operates at some of the lowest
  accepted vacuum levels in the industry.

 

• Engineered for virtually no slippage.

 

• Twist-resistant from top to bottom.

 

• Milks out quickly, clearly and completely.
   

• Accommodates a wide range of teat sizes.
   

• Fits perfectly into stainless steel 06 style shells
   

 

There’s no telling how low you can go. Unique barrel design brings comfort to a whole new (vacuum) level.

 

• Patented barrel features a combination of thicker and thinner side walls that allow for fast milking at relatively low vacuum levels.

 

• Thick wall sections resist collapse before thin wall sections, causing the barrel to assume an oval shape during milking.

 

• Oval shape results in a shorter distance for barrel wall movement from open to collapse.

 

Benefits of low vacuum:

 

• Greater overall cow comfort with unparalleled milking comfort. 
  Reduced risk of ringing and teat congestion.

 

• Reduced risk of teat end hyperkeratosis.

 

• Increase in Residual Vacuum available for Massage (RVM).
   

• Easier unit removal.
   

• Faster tissue recovery. 

 

No liner works harder to milk gentler.

No more slip-ups. 

 

Two-stage, controlled collapse
reduces slippage for improved udder health.

 

• Variation in barrel wall thickness results in a progressive, two-stage, 
  controlled collapse.

 

• In first stage, inner walls come together at an engineered collapse point while outer walls resist collapse.

 

• In second stage, air continues to flow up side channels past teat, feeding
  the vacuum chamber.
   

• Controlled collapse provides greater
  stability with virtually no slippage in field
  tests at significantly lower vacuum.

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Which Evolution Low-Slip Liner is right for you?

Find out using our chart or take our quiz!

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View the Evolution X Brochure Here

First stage

Uncollapsed stage

Side view of Evolution X in collapsed position

Second

stage