GEA IQ Milking Cluster
Last reviewed: December 2025
Ergonomic milking cluster with lightweight claw design for comfortable milking and reduced operator fatigue.
GEA IQ milking clusters feature an ergonomic design that reduces operator fatigue while providing gentle, efficient milking. The lightweight claw and balanced design enable one-handed attachment.
The cluster works with GEA's liner and shell combinations for optimal teat end health. Proper component selection based on herd teat characteristics improves milking speed and udder health.
GEA's milking equipment integrates with their parlor systems and herd management platforms. Regular maintenance and proper component replacement are essential for optimal performance.
Key Features
- Ergonomic Design: Reduced operator fatigue
- Lightweight Claw: Easy handling
- Balanced Attachment: One-handed operation
- Liner Compatibility: Multiple options
- Durable Construction: Parlor-tough
Advanced Features
- Component Options: Customizable for herd
- System Integration: GEA parlor compatibility
- Milk Flow Optimization: Efficient harvest
Ideal For
Farm Types: All dairy parlor operations
Competitive Advantages
What sets GEA IQ Milking Cluster apart from alternatives:
- Ergonomic design excellence
- GEA ecosystem integration
- Research-based development
- Global support network
- Component flexibility
Pricing Information
Here is the pricing information for GEA IQ Milking Cluster:
Cluster and component pricing
Pricing Model: capital-purchase
Pricing varies by configuration and quantity.
Pros & Considerations
- Intelligent milking technology
- Cow-by-cow optimization
- Teat-level monitoring
- GEA quality
- Advanced features
- Premium investment
- Best with GEA systems
- Learning curve
- Maintenance requirements
Implementation & Setup
How to implement GEA IQ Milking Cluster on your dairy operation:
Implementation Timeline: Equipment ordering and installation
Training & Support
Training and support options available for GEA IQ Milking Cluster:
Support Channels:
Evaluation Questions
Key questions to consider when evaluating GEA IQ Milking Cluster:
- What is your current cluster system?
- What are your operator comfort concerns?
- What is your parlor configuration?
- What teat characteristics does your herd have?
- What is your liner replacement schedule?