Free-Standing Calf Feed Trough | Galvanized Steel

• Calf-Friendly Feeding Height: The raised trough provides convenient access for calves and young cattle.
• Hot-Dip Galvanized Construction: Steel components provide reliable corrosion protection for livestock-house and outdoor farm environments.
• Splayed Support Legs: Angled legs create a wider support footprint for stable free-standing use.
• Fully Welded Trough Ends: Closed welded ends improve strength and support suitable liquid-feeding applications.
• Raised Feed Channel: Keeps feed away from bedding, manure and floor moisture.
• Multiple Feeding Positions: The long open trough allows several calves to feed simultaneously.
• Easy Floor Cleaning: Open clearance beneath the trough allows convenient sweeping, scraping or washing.
• Indoor and Outdoor Use: Suitable for calf barns, group pens, yards and pasture feeding areas.
• Customizable: Length, width, depth, feeding height and support configuration can be adapted according to project requirements.

• Galvanized Trough Body: Long formed steel channel for calf starter feed, concentrates and other compatible rations.
• Fully Welded End Panels: Reinforced ends improve structural rigidity and feed containment.
• Splayed Support Legs: Angled galvanized legs provide a stable free-standing structure.
• Footplates: Ground-contact plates improve stability and allow project-specific fixing where required.
• Optional Vertical Legs: Available for positioning the feeder close to a wall or pen partition.

• Commercial calf-rearing facilities
• Dairy calf barns
• Beef calf-rearing operations
• Young-stock and replacement heifer pens
• Group calf housing
• Calf creep and supplementary feeding areas
• Indoor livestock feeding areas
• Outdoor calf feeding areas
• New cattle farm construction and calf-unit renovation projects

• Custom trough length, width and depth
• Alternative calf-specific feeding heights
• Different steel thicknesses according to project requirements
• Hot-dip galvanized surface protection
• Splayed or vertical support-leg configurations
• Optional floor anchoring provisions
• Suitable protective coating for prolonged contact with aggressive feed
• OEM manufacturing for farm projects, distributors and livestock equipment suppliers

• Install the trough on a firm and reasonably level concrete floor or prepared feeding surface.
• Confirm that all support legs and footplates have stable contact with the floor before use.
• Use vertical-leg configurations where the trough needs to be positioned close to a wall.
• Maintain adequate clearance underneath the trough for routine cleaning.
• Remove spoiled or contaminated feed regularly.
• Wash the trough thoroughly after liquid-feeding applications.
• Inspect welded ends, support legs and trough panels periodically for mechanical damage.
• Check galvanized surfaces and repair damaged protective areas when required.
• Where prolonged contact with silage or mineral-rich liquids is expected, use a compatible food-safe or non-toxic protective coating on contact areas.
• Re-tighten assembled components after installation and during routine maintenance.

Q: What animals is this feed trough designed for?
A: It is primarily designed for calves, young cattle and replacement stock in commercial cattle-rearing facilities.

Q: What standard lengths are available?
A: Reference configurations include approximately 1830 mm and 2440 mm lengths.

Q: What is the reference overall height?
A: The standard reference configuration stands approximately 585 mm high.

Q: Why are splayed legs used?
A: The angled legs provide a wider support footprint and improve free-standing stability during routine calf feeding.

Q: Can the trough be positioned against a wall?
A: Yes. Vertical support legs can be supplied for wall-side installation according to project requirements.

Q: Is the trough suitable for liquid feeding?
A: The fully welded trough ends make it suitable for compatible liquid-feeding applications according to the farm feeding system.

Q: Can dimensions be customized?
A: Yes. Length, width, depth, feeding height and structural specifications can be customized according to project requirements.

Q: What information is required for quotation?
A: Please provide calf age or weight range, group size, feed type, required trough length, installation layout and preferred material or support configuration.