GEA DairyMilk M6850 Milk Liner
By GEA Group
Last reviewed: December 2025
Milk liners (inflations) designed for optimal milking performance, teat comfort, and durability in rotary and parallel parlor systems.
GEA's DairyMilk liner family includes inflations designed for various milking system configurations and cow types. The M6850 series features optimized barrel shape and mouthpiece design for efficient milk flow and teat comfort.
Liners are available in different materials (rubber and silicone), barrel diameters, and mouthpiece configurations to match cow populations. Proper liner selection affects milking speed, completeness, and teat-end condition.
GEA recommends liner replacement at defined intervals based on usage and visual inspection. Worn liners increase milking time and mastitis risk. GEA provides liner sizing guidance and replacement monitoring tools.
Key Features
- Optimized Barrel Design: Efficient milk flow and vacuum stability
- Teat-Friendly Mouthpiece: Gentle, consistent teat positioning
- Material Options: Rubber and silicone formulations
- Size Range: Multiple diameters for cow populations
- Durability: Consistent performance through service life
Advanced Features
- Silicone Options: Extended service life vs. rubber
- Usage Monitoring: Track milkings for replacement timing
- Sizing Tools: Teat measurement for proper sizing
- System Compatibility: Fit GEA and compatible shells
Ideal For
Farm Types: Dairy farms with GEA milking systems, Any farm needing quality liners
Competitive Advantages
What sets GEA DairyMilk M6850 Milk Liner apart from alternatives:
- Engineered for GEA system integration
- Proven teat-friendly design
- Clear replacement guidelines
- Multiple options for different cow types
- Global dealer support and availability
Pricing Information
Here is the pricing information for GEA DairyMilk M6850 Milk Liner:
Sold in sets or cases
Pricing Model: per-unit
Pricing varies by size and material. Volume discounts available.
Pros & Considerations
- Quality liner construction
- GEA engineering
- Good milk flow
- Teat health focus
- Proven in production
- GEA system specific
- Replacement schedule costs
- Proper sizing critical
- Installation requirements
Implementation & Setup
How to implement GEA DairyMilk M6850 Milk Liner on your dairy operation:
Implementation Timeline: Immediate use upon purchase
Training & Support
Training and support options available for GEA DairyMilk M6850 Milk Liner:
Support Channels:
Evaluation Questions
Key questions to consider when evaluating GEA DairyMilk M6850 Milk Liner:
- What milking system do you use?
- What is your average teat size?
- How many milkings between liner changes?
- Do you prefer rubber or silicone?
- Are you experiencing teat-end issues?