Start by choosing the type of animal you will be milking. Your animal selection determines which claw or cluster options are appropriate in the next dropdown.

COW

Select COW for a four-teat cow milking setup. Cow configurations are normally paired with either the DeLaval or NuPulse claw options.

GOAT

Select GOAT for a two-teat goat milking setup. Goat configurations can be paired with NuPulse, Interpuls, or TopFlow Z options.

The claw or cluster is the assembly that attaches to the animal's teats and carries milk into the milk hose and bucket. Each option below offers a different style of operation.

Cow Claw Options

DELAVAL

Best for: Customers who prefer a traditional four-teat cow claw with familiar dairy-style operation.

Milk from all four teat cups flows through the central claw before entering the milk hose and collection bucket. The stainless steel top and twist-off plastic collection bowl provide a conventional design with easy access for cleaning and inspection.

• Traditional four-teat cow claw
• Stainless steel top
• Twist-off plastic collection bowl
• Approximately 200cc collection capacity
• 5/8" milk outlet
• Side-to-side milking configuration

NUPULSE

Best for: Customers looking for a compact cow milking setup with the pulsator built directly into the claw.

The NuPulse claw combines the milking claw and vacuum-operated pulsator into one assembly, eliminating the need for a separate pulsator. Its Flow Response Pulsation design responds to milk flow throughout the milking cycle.

• Integrated vacuum-operated pulsator
• Flow Response Pulsation (FRP)
• Compact, simplified design
• Tool-free disassembly and rebuilding
• Well suited for portable bucket milking
• Inline milk shutoff required

Goat Claw & Cluster Options

NUPULSE

Best for: Smaller goat herds and customers who prefer a compact two-teat claw with integrated pulsation.

This goat version uses the same integrated pulsator concept as the NuPulse cow claw, but in a two-teat configuration designed specifically for goats.

• Two-teat goat configuration
• Integrated pulsator
• Reduces the number of separate system components
• Tool-free disassembly and rebuilding
• Well suited for portable milking
• Inline milk shutoff required

INTERPULS

Best for: Customers who prefer a traditional two-teat goat cluster with individual automatic shutoff valves.

This cluster uses individual ITP207 automatic shutoff valves. Each diaphragm-operated valve controls vacuum at its teat cup, helping minimize unwanted air entry when a teat cup is removed or becomes detached.

• Traditional two-teat goat cluster
• ITP207 automatic shutoff valves
• Independent vacuum control at each teat cup
• Convenient attachment and removal
• Dependable conventional cluster design

TOPFLOW Z

Best for: Customers looking for a lightweight, flexible goat cluster with direct milk flow and automatic vacuum control.

Milk flows directly from the teat cups into the milk hoses instead of through a conventional central collection claw. Integrated valve technology interrupts vacuum if a teat cup becomes detached, while ventilation at the teat cups helps maintain smooth milk flow.

• Lightweight flexible design
• Direct milk flow from teat cup to milk hose
• Automatic vacuum interruption
• Vented teat cups
• Transparent components for easier monitoring
• Suitable for portable bucket milking

Choose the bucket capacity and construction that best matches the number of animals you milk and how frequently you want to empty the bucket.

Stainless Steel Buckets

Heavy-gauge stainless steel buckets offer excellent durability and easy cleaning. Their reinforced construction makes them a good choice for regular farm use.

7 GALLON ECO

Best for: Customers who prefer a lighter-weight bucket with easier milk-level visibility.

The Interpuls Eco poly bucket provides a lightweight alternative to stainless steel while maintaining a smooth, easy-to-clean interior.

• Approx. 7.6 gallon milk capacity
• Approx. 10 lb empty weight
• Lightweight construction
• Translucent body helps monitor milk level
• Easy to handle during portable milking

Gallon equivalents are approximate and are based on a milk weight of approximately 8.6 lbs per US gallon. Actual usable capacity may vary.

SINGLE

Best for: Most small-herd, portable, and one-animal-at-a-time milking applications.

• One bucket milking assembly
• Simple and compact configuration
• Easier to move, clean, and store
• Excellent choice for small herds and individual animals

DOUBLE

Best for: Customers who want greater milking capacity or the ability to operate two milking assemblies.

• Configured for two bucket milking assemblies
• Useful when milking multiple animals
• Helps reduce downtime between animals
• Well suited for larger small-herd operations

Every configuration is built around our specially designed vacuum supply, developed to provide dependable performance for bucket milking applications.

Unlike many undersized systems commonly offered for smaller dairy operations, our vacuum supply was selected with proper milking function and teat health in mind.

Vacuum Pump Features

• 3/4 HP motor
• Made in the USA
• Compact, portable design
• Approximately 25 lbs
• Built-in carrying handle
• Rubber feet help reduce vibration
• Full 1-year warranty
• No vacuum supply assembly required
• Ships via UPS

The compact design makes this system particularly convenient for small dairy operations, farms with limited space, portable milking applications, and livestock shows.