Cattle Head Lock for Cattle Farming Equipment
Cattle head lock usually is equipped between the restraint fence and trough, it could lock and unlock flexibly when cattle eating to fix the position of cattle, make each cattle getting enough feed, convenient for cattle regular physical examination, epidemic prevention and treatment by veterinarian, and hybridization by breeder.
A good design and qualified cattle head lock could make safe both for cattle and for breeding staff, reduce the labor intensity and raise the labor efficiency, we provide the most popular cattle head locks currently used in cattle farms:
Single-gate Self-lock Cattle Head Lock, with advantages as below:
1.With simple and stable design, the head lock is very easy to operate, and the gate is very flexible to lock and unlock. It can lock or unlock all cattle at same time as well as lock and unlock the individuals.
2.Added special anti-unlock plate to prevent cattle from releasing the unlock handle himself, cause potential issues on safe and management.
3.The whole cattle head lock is hot dip galvanized after welding to resist it from rusty and corrosion, make the service life up to 30 years.
Double-gate Self-lock Cattle Head Lock, with advantages as below:
1.With more efficiency this kind of cattle head lock could control 48 to 60 cattle positions at the same time, maximum save the labor cost and reduce working intensity.
2.Bionic design of the gate and bracket on the cattle head lock, with Animal Welfare idea, our cattle head lock could extremely offer a comfortable environment for cattle when feeding.
3.With perfect design making the head lock easy access, quick locking and unlocking and assuring the safe of cattle as well.
4.A rubber cover for the gate maximum reduce the noises as well as protecting cattle from injuries
5.An anti-injury device designed for the gate, can protect cattle without injuries when falling down during feeding, the gate will opened down to release the cattle neck and head, meanwhile anti-unlock plate is also added on top of the lock frame to prevent cattle from releasing the unlock handle themselves.
