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Heavy-Duty Cattle Lifting Frame

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Product Name Heavy-Duty Cattle Lifting Frame
Product Image Heavy-Duty 1500kg Cattle Lifting Frame for Downer Cows
Product Overview

The Heavy-Duty Cattle Lifting Frame is designed to assist downer cows that are temporarily unable to stand without support. It is widely used on dairy farms, beef cattle farms, veterinary facilities and livestock treatment areas together with a suitable hoist, loader or lifting system.

Manufactured from high-strength solid steel, the frame provides a maximum load capacity of approximately 1500 kg. The adjustable-width mechanism allows the hip clamps to be adapted to different cattle sizes, while padded contact sections help reduce direct pressure on the animal during controlled lifting.

Product Gallery Product views show the heavy-duty triangular steel frame, adjustable threaded rod, manual crank mechanism, upper lifting eye and padded hip-contact sections. The adjustable structure is designed to accommodate different cattle hip widths and provide stable positioning during assisted standing procedures.
Key Features
  • 1500 kg Load Capacity: Heavy-duty structure provides strong lifting support for large dairy and beef cattle.
  • Solid Steel Construction: High-strength solid steel components provide durability and resistance to deformation.
  • Adjustable Hip Width: Manual crank and threaded rod allow the clamping distance to be adjusted for different cattle sizes.
  • Padded Contact Sections: Protective tubing around the hip-contact areas helps reduce direct pressure and abrasion.
  • Manual Adjustment: Simple mechanical design requires no electricity, battery or hydraulic power.
  • Upper Lifting Eye: Strong top lifting point allows connection to a suitable hoist or lifting device.
  • Approx. 7.2 kg Weight: Relatively portable for movement between cattle barns and treatment areas.
  • Reusable Farm Equipment: Durable structure is suitable for repeated professional livestock use.
  • Emergency Cattle Support: Useful for assisting cows that require temporary help returning to a standing position.
Working Principle

The width of the cattle lifting frame is first adjusted using the manual crank so that the padded clamps fit securely around the cow's hip area. The upper lifting eye is then connected to a suitable hoist, loader or other controlled lifting system.

The animal is raised gradually until its feet can regain contact with the ground and it can attempt to support its own weight. The device is intended as temporary standing assistance rather than a system for transporting or suspending cattle for extended periods.

Technical Specifications
  • Product Type: Cattle lifting frame / cow hip lifter
  • Maximum Load Capacity: Approx. 1500 kg
  • Main Material: High-strength solid steel
  • Product Weight: Approx. 7.2 kg
  • Width Adjustment: Manual threaded adjustment
  • Adjustment Control: Hand crank
  • Hip Contact: Padded / protective tubing
  • Lifting Connection: Upper lifting eye
  • Power Requirement: None for frame adjustment
  • Suitable Animals: Dairy and beef cattle
  • External Lifting Equipment: Requires a suitable hoist, loader or other rated lifting device.
Applications
  • Downer cow standing assistance
  • Post-calving cattle support
  • Temporary support for weak or injured cattle
  • Dairy farm veterinary procedures
  • Beef cattle farm treatment areas
  • Cattle rehabilitation and recovery support
  • Livestock veterinary clinics
  • Cattle handling and treatment facilities
  • Large commercial dairy operations
  • Livestock equipment distributors and cattle farm projects
Installation & Maintenance
  • Inspect the frame, threaded rod, crank, lifting eye and padded contact areas before every use.
  • Confirm that the external hoist or lifting device has adequate rated capacity before lifting.
  • Adjust the clamp width gradually to fit the animal securely without excessive compression.
  • Lift the animal slowly and keep its feet close to or in contact with the ground whenever possible.
  • Do not leave cattle suspended or unattended in the lifting frame.
  • Use under the supervision of experienced livestock personnel or a veterinarian when appropriate.
  • Clean manure, dirt and other contamination from the equipment after use.
  • Inspect protective padding regularly and replace damaged sections when required.
  • Lubricate the threaded adjustment mechanism periodically to maintain smooth operation.
  • Check welded joints and steel components regularly for deformation, cracks or corrosion.
  • Store the equipment in a dry, ventilated area when not in use.
Product FAQ

Q: What is a cattle lifting frame used for?
It is designed to assist cattle that are temporarily unable to stand by themselves, allowing controlled lifting until the animal can place its feet on the ground.

Q: What is the maximum load capacity?
The current product specification lists a maximum load capacity of approximately 1500 kg.

Q: What material is the lifting frame made from?
The main structure is manufactured from high-strength solid steel for durability and high load-bearing performance.

Q: Can the width be adjusted?
Yes. The threaded rod and hand crank allow the distance between the hip-contact sections to be adjusted for different cattle sizes.

Q: Does the frame lift the cow by itself?
No. The frame must be connected to a suitable external lifting device such as a hoist, loader or other rated lifting system.

Q: Can the cow remain suspended in the frame?
No. The device is intended for temporary standing assistance. Prolonged suspension can create excessive pressure on the hip area and should be avoided.

Q: Is it suitable for both dairy and beef cattle?
Yes. The adjustable design allows use with different cattle sizes within the equipment's rated capacity.

Q: Is it suitable for commercial cattle farms?
Yes. The heavy-duty, adjustable and reusable design is suitable for dairy farms, beef cattle farms, veterinary facilities and livestock equipment projects.








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