Wear parts & consumables
Parlour, milk line, tank

Foremost Farms

Matched by measurement
Small orders, shipped fast

Contact / The parts desk

Send us the ID in millimetres and we'll match the part.

Not the brand, not the colour. The ID. This is the direct line to the parts desk for dairy parlor supplies out of Middleton, WI: liners, gaskets, tri-clamp fittings, hose and the rest. The desk answers with stock, an indicative price and a lead time.

Phone (608) 355-8791Replies same working day, usually
Ring the desk(608) 355-8791
Counter8401 GREENWAY BLVD SUITE 600
MIDDLETON, WI 53562
United States. Returns come to this address with a reference on the box.
Parts desk worker on the phone examining a worn liner against a ruler
A worn liner on the rule while the caller waits. The mouthpiece bore settles most liner questions in under a minute.

Pick the channel that fits

Phone is quickest when a parlour is down and you need to know today whether we have the seal kit. Email or the form is better for a list: six 2-inch EPDM gaskets, four 1.5-inch 316L ferrules, a coil of 5/8 tubing. It gives the desk something to check line by line and send back as a confirmation.

The chat in the corner goes to the same four people. It keeps your conversation in this browser, so you can close the tab and come back to it.

Inquiry form

Send a part inquiry

Nothing is ordered and nothing is charged by sending this. The desk replies with a confirmation you can accept or ignore.

Lets the desk quote freight in the same reply. The town and ZIP is enough for a first answer.

One line per part. Millimetres or inches, just say which. If you came from the estimator, your selection is already here.

The form doesn't take attachments. Reply to our first email with the photos, or send them to [email protected] with your name in the subject.

Indicative prices only. The desk confirms a price once it has your part number or measurement. Freight and any sales tax are extra.

A photo the desk can actually use

Most wrong orders start with a photo of a part on its own. Scale is the whole point.

Calipers reading across the flange of a stainless tri-clamp ferrule
Jaws inside the bore, reading across the widest point. That number is worth more than any photo.
  1. Put a ruler or tape in the frame. Flat against the part, same distance from the lens. A steel rule reads better than a cloth tape.
  2. Shoot straight down on round parts. A gasket or ferrule shot at an angle turns into an oval and the ID reads short.
  3. Liners: show the mouthpiece end-on. The bore at the lip is what we match. The barrel length helps too, so send a second shot side-on.
  4. Pumps and regulators: photograph the plate. Close enough to read every character, in daylight, without flash glare. If the plate is gone, measure the impeller diameter.
  5. Hose: measure the inside, not the outside. The ID is the size. Say whether you want it by the foot or as a full 100 ft coil.
  6. Say what failed and how long it ran. Hours, or milkings on a liner. It tells the desk whether you need a new part or a different material.

Before you send

Want a number first? The estimator gives a band for gaskets, ferrules, tubing, liners and filter socks. The steps after you send are on how ordering works.