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| Product Name | Pig Catching Tongs & Pig Catching Rake |
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| Product Overview | Pig Catching Tongs and Pig Catching Rakes are portable, manually operated livestock handling tools for commercial swine facilities. The tong version has handle-controlled jaws for brief, controlled restraint. The rake version has a rigid handle and curved prongs for guiding or positioning a pig within a suitable handling area. These separate configurations allow buyers to select a tool according to the animal, pen layout and farm procedure. |
| Key Features |
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| Structural Components | Catching tongs: Hand grip, extended shaft, operating linkage and opposing catching jaws. Catching rake: Rigid extended handle and a fixed head with curved prongs. Materials, jaw coverings and head details depend on the selected configuration and should be confirmed before ordering. |
| Working Principle | For the tong version, the operator actuates the handle to open and close the jaws for brief restraint. The rake version uses its curved head to help guide or position a pig in a controlled area. Trained handlers should select the appropriate tool and use the minimum force needed. Neither tool is intended to lift or suspend a pig. |
| Technical Specifications |
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| Applications | Suitable for controlled pig selection, brief restraint, veterinary examination preparation and movement within appropriately designed handling areas. The tools can be specified for commercial pig farms, breeding facilities and equipment packages for new or upgraded steel structure pig houses. |
| Customization Options | Handle length, catching-head configuration, material, finish and bulk packaging can be discussed according to project requirements. Available options should be confirmed against the intended pig size and farm handling procedure. |
| Installation & Maintenance | No fixed installation is required. Inspect the handle, joints, jaws or prongs before each use. Check that tong jaws move smoothly and that animal-contact surfaces have no sharp or damaged edges. After use, remove organic material, clean and disinfect according to the farm's biosecurity procedure, dry the metal components and store the tools in a clean area. |
| Product FAQ |
What is the difference between the two tools? Do they need a power supply? Can they be used to lift pigs? |
| Product Gallery |
The second and third images illustrate reference tool configurations. Confirm the supplied models' appearance and specifications before publication or ordering. |



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