Kerbl Sana Premium Milk Filter for Milking Robots, 120 g, 44 x 570 mm

Sana Premium Milk Filter 120 g – finest filtration for large milk volumes

The Sana Premium Milk Filter 120 g from Kerbl is designed for high throughput in modern milking systems. This milk filter for milking robots reliably removes coarse contaminants such as dung, hair, straw or insects from raw milk, helping to protect the taste and quality of your milk.

Thanks to optimised fibre distribution in the high-quality nonwoven fabric, the filter achieves a very high wet tensile strength combined with the finest filtration. The sewn construction ensures reliable performance even at high flow rates – ideal for daily use with DeLaval, Lely, GEA, Boumatic and SAC milking robots.

Overview:

• Especially suitable for large milk quantities and highest requirements
• Removes coarse contaminants such as dung, hair and straw
• Helps protect taste and quality of the milk
• High-quality, food-safe nonwoven fabric
• Very high wet tensile strength thanks to optimised fibre distribution
• Sewn rather than glued for reliable hold
• Recommended for milking robots

Technical Data:

• Material: Food-safe nonwoven fabric, 120 g/m²
• Construction: Sewn
• Content: 100 pieces
• Size (W x L): 44 x 570 mm – for DeLaval (milking robot)
• Size (W x L): 44 x 1044 mm – for DeLaval (milking robot)
• Size (W x L): 78 x 620 mm – for Lely (milking robot), GEA, Boumatic, SAC
• Size (W x L): 78 x 1125 mm – for Lely (milking robot)
• Country of origin: Netherlands

Scope of Delivery:

1x Sana Premium Milk Filter 120 g
1x Sales unit: 100 pieces per pack

FAQ:

Which milking robots are these filters suitable for?
Depending on size, the filters fit DeLaval, Lely, GEA, Boumatic and SAC milking robots. Check the technical data for the correct size.

What makes the Premium version different from standard filters?
The optimised fibre distribution provides higher wet tensile strength and finer filtration while maintaining sufficient permeability for raw milk.

How often should the milk filter be changed?
The filter is typically changed after each milking, or as specified by your milking system manufacturer, to maintain consistent filtration performance.