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| Product Name | Adjustable Young-Stock Cattle Headlock | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Product Overview | The Adjustable Young-Stock Cattle Headlock is a self-locking feed-front system developed for calves, growing heifers and other young cattle from approximately two weeks to 22 months of age. Age-specific frame dimensions and adjustable neck openings allow the feed fence to follow animal growth while maintaining suitable feeding access. Animal-friendly pivot joints support smooth movement of the locking bar, while individual push-button release simplifies routine handling. For young stock over approximately seven months, a Twist & Lock configuration can provide individual locking and rapid animal selection for veterinary checks, breeding management or other herd-care procedures. |
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| Working Principle | Feeding Access: Young cattle place their heads through the individual openings to reach feed along the feed curb. Self-Locking Movement: The pivoting arm moves as the animal lowers its head and engages the mechanical locking system when the fence is set to restraint mode. Individual Restraint: The selected animal remains safely positioned at the feed front for inspection, treatment or management. Individual Release: The operator releases an animal using the dedicated push-button mechanism. Twist & Lock Selection: On compatible versions for older young stock, individual positions can also be intentionally locked to separate selected animals from the group. |
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| Installation & Maintenance | Install the headlock panels securely between structural posts along the cattle feed curb. Select the appropriate panel height and neck-opening range according to the age and body size of the young stock. Align all sections so that feeding spaces remain consistent and pivoting arms move freely without contacting adjacent steelwork. Support posts and fixing points must withstand normal animal loading. As animals grow, review the adjustable neck width and move the setting where required. This allows the same young-stock housing program to maintain appropriate feeding access throughout different growth stages. Regularly inspect pivots, locking bars, push buttons, Twist & Lock components, fasteners and structural tubes. Remove accumulated feed and manure around moving components and replace damaged parts promptly. |
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| Product FAQ | Q: What ages can use this young-stock headlock? A: Reference configurations cover animals from approximately two weeks to 22 months of age. Q: Can the neck opening be adjusted as the animal grows? A: Yes. The neck width is adjustable, with different ranges for calves, younger heifers and older young stock. Q: What is the Twist & Lock function? A: It allows an individual feeding position to be intentionally locked so selected animals can be separated or restrained quickly. Q: Is Twist & Lock available for very young calves? A: The reference system uses standard individual release for the 0.5–6 month configuration, while Twist & Lock is available for animals over approximately seven months. Q: Can individual animals be released separately? A: Yes. Reference configurations use a simple individual push-button release mechanism. Q: Can the panel dimensions be customized? A: Yes. Panel length, feeding spacing, neck-opening range and mounting arrangement can be selected according to animal age, structural bay spacing and project requirements. |
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