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Barnes Mechanical Calf Dehorner |
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| Product Overview |
The Barnes Mechanical Calf Dehorner is a manually operated livestock tool designed for removing developing horns from young calves. Its long metal handles provide mechanical leverage, while the opposed cutting head is shaped to surround the horn base for controlled cutting.
Unlike electric or gas dehorners, the Barnes design requires no external power source, battery or fuel. This simple construction makes it suitable for cattle farms, calf rearing facilities, veterinary service teams and livestock equipment distributors requiring a durable mechanical dehorning option.
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| Key Features |
- Fully mechanical operation with no electricity, battery or gas required.
- Long metal handles provide leverage for controlled manual operation.
- Opposed cutting head surrounds the horn base during use.
- 13 mm and 17 mm reference configurations are available for different horn sizes.
- Textured handle grips improve operator control.
- Simple construction reduces routine maintenance requirements.
- Portable design is suitable for cattle handling areas and field use.
- Suitable for professional farms, livestock service teams and equipment distributors.
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| Structural Components |
- Metal Handles: Long rigid handles generate the mechanical leverage required for cutting.
- Non-Slip Grips: Textured grip sections improve control during operation.
- Pivot Assembly: Transfers handle movement to the cutting mechanism.
- Opposed Cutting Head: Positions around the horn base before the handles are operated.
- Cutting Edges: Form the working surfaces that separate the horn when the tool is actuated.
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| Working Principle |
The cutting head is positioned around the horn base of a properly restrained young calf. Movement of the long handles actuates the opposed cutting mechanism, using mechanical leverage to cut through the horn. Correct tool size, livestock restraint, pain management and professional operating procedures are essential for safe and appropriate use.
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| Technical Specifications |
| Product Type |
Mechanical Barnes calf dehorner |
| Operation |
Manual mechanical cutting |
| Handle Construction |
Metal |
| Reference Size 1 |
13 mm |
| Reference No. - 13 mm |
103307002 |
| Reference Size 2 |
17 mm |
| Reference No. - 17 mm |
103307003 |
| Reference Animal Age |
Reference manufacturer specifies use on calves up to 6 weeks old |
| Power Requirement |
None |
| Other Specifications |
Available upon request |
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| Applications |
- Mechanical dehorning of appropriately aged young calves.
- Dairy cattle and beef cattle management programs.
- Calf rearing centers and breeding farms.
- Livestock handling and veterinary treatment areas.
- Locations where electricity or gas equipment is inconvenient.
- Farm maintenance and livestock tool inventories.
- Agricultural equipment dealers and distributors.
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| Customization Options |
- Cutting Size: 13 mm and 17 mm reference options.
- Handle Configuration: Available upon request.
- Packaging: Bulk or distributor packaging available upon request.
- Private Label: Available for qualified OEM orders.
- Other Specifications: According to project requirements.
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| Installation & Maintenance |
- No electrical, fuel or fixed installation is required.
- Inspect the pivot, handles and cutting head before each operating session.
- Confirm that the selected cutting size is appropriate for the animal and horn development.
- Use only with suitable livestock restraint equipment and trained personnel.
- Clean biological residue from the cutting surfaces immediately after use.
- Disinfect the working head according to farm biosecurity procedures.
- Dry metal components thoroughly before storage to reduce corrosion risk.
- Keep the pivot mechanism clean and operating freely.
- Do not use the tool if cutting edges, handles or pivot components are damaged.
- Follow applicable animal-welfare, analgesia, veterinary and local regulatory requirements.
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| Product FAQ |
Q: Does this dehorner require electricity or gas?
A: No. It is a completely mechanical tool operated manually through the long handles.
Q: What sizes are available?
A: The reference product range includes 13 mm and 17 mm configurations.
Q: What age of calf is the reference tool intended for?
A: The reference manufacturer specifies that these models should not be used on calves over six weeks old.
Q: What is the advantage of a mechanical dehorner?
A: It requires no electrical supply, battery charging or gas fuel, making it portable and mechanically simple.
Q: How should the tool be maintained?
A: Clean and disinfect the cutting head after use, keep the pivot clean, dry the metal components thoroughly and inspect the cutting mechanism regularly.
Q: Can SHEWUYOU supply different configurations for distributors?
A: Selected size, packaging and private-label configurations are available upon request.
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