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Shoof Teat Intake Elbow & Valve

Item code: AGRI-181380

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Shoof Teat Intake Elbow & Valve

The Shoof Teat Intake Elbow & Valve is a practical replacement component designed to improve milk flow in lamb feeding systems. It fits directly into the back of a compatible teat and draws milk from the very bottom of the bucket or feeder, helping to reduce waste and maintain a consistent milk supply.

Supplied with an integrated stop valve, this model can help improve suckling for newborn or weak lambs. It fits teats with a 10 mm teat hole, including the Shoof Big Softy Teat.

Key Benefits

  • Draws milk from the bottom of the bucket or feeder
  • Stop valve helps support newborn and weak lambs
  • Fits directly into the back of the teat
  • Suitable for teats with a 10 mm teat hole
  • Compatible with the Shoof Big Softy Teat
  • Ideal as a replacement lamb-feeding component

Fitting Instructions

Insert the intake elbow directly into the back of the teat. For correct operation, ensure the arrow on the elbow is facing towards the teat end.

Product Specifications

  • Brand: Shoof
  • Product: EXCAL Teat Intake Elbow with Stop Valve
  • Teat hole size: 10 mm
  • Compatible teat: Shoof Big Softy Teat
  • Suitable for: Lamb feeding buckets and feeders

Care and Maintenance

The intake elbow may be susceptible to blockage when used with some powder-mix milk replacers or milk containing fatty residue. Check and clean the elbow regularly to maintain reliable milk flow.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the stop valve do?

The stop valve helps improve suckling performance, making it particularly useful for newborn or weaker lambs.

Which teats will this valve fit?

It is designed for teats with a 10 mm hole and is compatible with the Shoof Big Softy Teat.

Why is milk not flowing through the elbow?

Reduced milk flow may be caused by powder-mix milk or fatty residue blocking the valve. Remove and clean the elbow thoroughly before refitting.