About 1 Trademarks found for “STRANGKO”

Brackets, fittings for pipes, valves and tubes of metal for vacuum pipes, milk lines, CIP namely clean-in-place systems for use in cleaning and disinfecting milking machines, milk meters, milk lines, milk tanks and plate coolers, refrigerating ducts, attachments for milking units and attachments for meters namely racks on which are affixed milking buckets, claws, racks for teat cups and sampler jars; stalls of metal, as well as attached gates and fencing, all for animal milking; drain valves of metal attached to the outlet opening of cooling systems for milk tanks and washing pumps namely washing pumps for milk cooling tanks; stalls intended for positioning cows for milking; gates intended for separating cows; goods of common metal namely enameled cast iron drinking bowls, steel carts comprising a complete milking system facilitating the milking of cows namely vacuum gauge, vacuum group comprising electric motor and pump, teatcups, claws and pulsators; milking equipment and parts thereof, consisting of teat cups, milking units, cleaning devices for teat cups, covers for teat cups, teat cup assemblies, control devices for pulses and pulsators, receiving jars, faucets for milk lines; vacuum systems for milking cows consisting of vacuum pumps, variable-frequency drive mechanisms, vacuum regulators and balance tanks, vacuum sensors, and parts and fittings therefor; milk transfer systems for temporary removal of heat from milk and milk transfer within a milking system consisting of tubes of stainless steel, milk receiving tanks, milk pumps and variable-frequency drive mechanisms, plate coolers, milking units, drain valves and pressure-relief valves for vacuum siphons; clean-in-place and disinfection systems containing rubber jetters and storage stands for jetters attached to milking units, sinks for water supply, water diverter valves, controls for washing devices for dispensing chemicals and chemical preparations and air injectors, all the aforesaid goods being intended for cleaning milking units, milk transfer systems and milk storage tanks; robotic milking systems consisting of milking stalls, uncouplers, milk meters, computer hardware namely computers and software for controlling the operations of milking robots, namely the automatic positioning of milking units for cows, dispensing of feed for cows, monitoring of cows during milking and release of cows once milking is complete; robotic milking systems consisting of computer hardware and software for controlling the operations of milking robots, namely automatic positioning of milking units for use by cows, dispensing of feed to cows, monitoring of cows during milking and release of cows once milking is complete, milking stalls, uncouplers, milk meters; electronic tester meters namely meters for measuring milk volume produced by cows and for sampling milk; information management systems consisting of computer hardware namely computers and software to manage and control cow milking machines, to control automatic feed dispensers for cows and to manage the sorting and weighing of cows; electronic devices to monitor the stability of the vacuum in milking units and pipes namely portable vacuum and pressure recording device capable of displaying data and capable of transferring data to a computer; electronic devices namely PLC (programmable logic controllers) and dedicated circuit boards utilizing output devices such as relays to control motors, solenoids to control milking, cooling and cleaning of a milking system, used to control milk cooler cleaning systems for managing the disinfection of milk tanks and the temperature of milk; uncouplers for milking units and milk meters consisting of electronic control devices for collecting the milk flow, measuring milk volume and withdrawing milking units for use by cows; external measuring tubes consisting of a glass tube outside the tank that measures the level of milk inside the tank; electronic monitoring device, namely a circuit board measuring the output of an accelerometer and transmitting the information along with an identification number to a computer, for measuring and remote measuring of the physiological parameters of animals, primarily the reproductive cycle of animals; electronic monitoring apparatus for detecting and signaling lameness in animals namely platforms assembled and fixed in a return lane in the milking parlor connected to a software used for the analysis of the strength and length of each step made by a cow; automatic systems for cow movement for monitoring and identifying animals consisting of radio-control devices, antennas, transponders, as well as computer hardware and software for handling herds namely transponders connected to a software for the management of herds used to sort and redirect to another stall the cows which must be treated with particular attention from the veterinarian, cattle breeder and for relating the results of an electronic test meter to an individual cow; vacuum gauges; automatic gates designed to maintain a minimum distance between cows and to direct them to a milking stall; measuring and monitoring and checking apparatus and instruments of milk production namely quantity meters, temperature meters, vacuum gauges; software for use in measuring and remote measuring the reproductive cycle of animals, for use in sorting and redirecting cows to various stalls, for use in controlling the operation of milking robots, for use in management and controlling cow milking machines, and for use in managing herds; refrigerating systems consisting of compressors, condensers, milk storage tanks, control devices for cleaning, all being intended for storing and cooling milk, and for cleaning the tank; milk pre-cooling refrigeration systems containing plate coolers; milk refrigerating devices namely tanks and plate coolers consisting of plates and structures of metal in conjunction with refrigeration compressors and condensing units; heat recovery systems consisting of steel water tanks and heat transfer plates for use with compressor-condenser assemblies to circulate a refrigerant within a system that converts heat from milk into heat for water; apparatus for refrigerating, water supply and sanitary purposes namely refrigerated milk tanks, plate coolers, drinking bowls, milking systems consisting of stainless steel tubing, receivers for milk, milk pumps and variable frequency drives, plate coolers, milking units, drain valves and vacuum trap safety valves and cleaning systems namely pressure control valves, felxible hoses and hose cuffs.