Headlocks
Dairy cows are commonly checked by veterinarians every day to apply medications. In this regard, head locks are designed for fixing the neck of animals in farms.
Stainless Steel Water TIP Tank
Stainless Steel Water TIP Tank with discharge door, made from stainless steel, tough and resistant
Mats (Rubber Bedding) by Kraiburg from Germany
If free stalls had soft natural floors, cattle would live comfortably and healthily, as they spend 24 hours a day in free stalls, relaxing, walking and standing. In this regard, it is necessary to provide a comfortable environment for cattle welfare to achieve higher milk productions and more income. Kraiburg has been established as an expert group of companies in rubber industry. The company has more than 1800 staff all around the globe, mainly in Germany, Australia, Switzerland, and some other European, Asian and American countries and has started manufacturing rubber floorings for free stalls since 1968.
Hoof Trimming Boxes
Hoof trimming boxes with firm lifts and easy application Fixing the front and rear hoofs for trimming Fixing all moving parts of the body, including head, shoulders, hip and tail Fixing the animal for artificial insemination and veterinary action (vaccination and examination)
Free Stalls
The main objectives of installing free stalls in a farm are: Increasing the cattle hygiene factor Increasing the capacity of cows Increasing cows’ resting and rumination time in lying position Decreasing the microbial load of produced milk Decreasing the rate of laming in the herd Decreasing manpower Decreasing the costs of bedding change Decreasing injuries as of teat crushing Decreasing mastitis among the herd Features of free stalls made by Nolan Livestock and Agricultural Group Applying standard galvanized tubes with proper weight Applying CO2 welding to increase the life span and stability of free stall frames Applying fitting screws Rapid production Hydraulic bending with no crease Sliding size adjustment for cattle of different sizes Adjustable to disassemble and reassemble the frame for easier relocation [...]