Automatic Manure Scraper for Pig Farms

• Wide manure scraper frame for livestock channels
• Self-adjusting side tensioning assemblies
• Bottom PU cleaning strips
• Flexible scraper wings for channel-side cleaning
• Central towing connection for manure removal drive system
• Suitable for long pig-house manure channels

• Automatic Manure Removal: Designed to work with a powered scraper drive system for regular cleaning of livestock manure channels.
• Self-Adjusting Width: Tensioning mechanisms on both sides help the scraper adapt to the actual manure-gutter width.
• PU Bottom Strips: Wear-resistant PU strips compensate for minor floor-height differences and improve contact with uneven channel surfaces.
• Wide Cleaning Coverage: Side scraper sections extend toward the channel walls to reduce manure remaining along the edges.
• Reduced Manual Labor: Repeated automatic scraping reduces dependence on manual manure removal inside livestock buildings.
• Suitable for Long Channels: Can be integrated into cable- or chain-driven manure removal layouts according to farm design.
• Project-Based Configuration: Scraper width, channel layout, drive unit and control system can be matched to the livestock-house project.
• New Build or Renovation: Suitable for integration into newly constructed livestock houses or selected manure-system renovation projects.

• Commercial pig farms
• Pig finishing houses
• Sow gestation barns
• Farrowing and nursery buildings
• Shallow manure channels under slatted floors
• Livestock manure collection systems
• New livestock-house construction projects
• Existing barn manure-system renovation projects

• Measure the manure-channel width, length and floor condition before selecting the scraper configuration.
• Install the scraper, drive unit, guide pulleys and towing components according to the approved barn layout.
• Adjust the side tensioning devices so that the scraper follows the channel walls without excessive friction.
• Check that the PU bottom strips maintain suitable contact with the channel floor.
• Verify scraper travel and limit positions before automatic operation.
• Keep stones, metal objects and other hard debris out of the manure channel to reduce mechanical damage.
• Inspect scraper blades, PU strips, towing cable or chain, pulleys and fasteners regularly.
• Maintain correct cable or chain tension according to the selected drive system.
• Inspect the gearbox, motor and electrical control components according to the maintenance schedule.
• Disconnect and isolate electrical power before servicing any moving component of the manure removal system.

Q: What is the main purpose of the manure scraper?
A: It automatically moves manure along livestock-house channels toward a collection or discharge area, reducing manual cleaning work.

Q: Can the scraper adapt to different manure-channel widths?
A: Yes. The scraper is equipped with tensioning devices on both sides to help it adapt to the actual gutter width.

Q: What is the purpose of the PU strips?
A: The bottom PU strips help the scraper follow minor variations in the channel floor and improve manure-cleaning contact.

Q: Is the system cable driven or chain driven?
A: The scraper can be matched with a suitable towing and drive system according to the barn layout. Cable or chain configurations can be selected depending on project requirements.

Q: Can the manure scraper operate automatically?
A: Yes. Automatic timed operation can be configured with a compatible controller, while manual operation can also be retained for commissioning and maintenance.

Q: Can it be used under slatted pig floors?
A: Yes. Properly designed scraper systems are commonly installed in shallow manure channels beneath slatted-floor pig houses, subject to sufficient channel clearance and project design.

Q: Are scraper dimensions fixed?
A: No. Scraper width and the complete manure removal layout should be matched to the manure channel and livestock-house dimensions.

Q: What information is required for system selection?
A: Please provide the livestock type, barn layout, number of manure channels, channel width and length, floor condition, discharge position and preferred control method.