Strong Magnetic Cattle Rumen Iron Retriever

• Available with approximately 8 kg or 25 kg magnetic pull.
• Compact 32 mm magnetic head provides strong magnetic attraction.
• 3 m steel retrieval cable provides extended operating reach.
• Four-section detachable stainless-steel guide rod is easy to carry and store.
• Rubber protective sleeve helps reduce direct contact with oral tissues.
• Cross-shaped mouth opener supports controlled veterinary handling.
• Rounded magnetic-head surface reduces sharp external edges.
• Reusable stainless-steel components provide durability and corrosion resistance.
• Complete kit supplied with accessories and portable storage bag.

• Product Name: Strong Magnetic Cattle Rumen Iron Retriever
• Product Type: Veterinary Rumen Foreign Body Retrieval Tool
• Available Models: BTS-N31 / BTS-N45
• Magnetic Pull Options: Approximately 8 kg / 25 kg
• Magnetic Head Diameter: Approximately 32 mm
• Magnetic Head Length: Approximately 70 mm
• Cable Length: Approximately 3 m
• Cable Diameter: Approximately 3 mm for 8 kg Model / 4 mm for 25 kg Model
• Cable Construction: Wrapped Steel Wire
• Guide Rod Length: Approximately 700 mm
• Guide Rod Diameter: Approximately 12 mm
• Guide Rod Material: Stainless Steel
• Guide Rod Design: Four-Section Detachable Structure
• Rubber Protective Sleeve Length: Approximately 100 mm
• Mouth Opener Size: Approximately 325 × 185 × 45 mm
• Storage Bag Size: Approximately 40 × 30.5 cm
• Animal Application: Cattle

The 8 kg and 25 kg values describe nominal magnetic pull under specified test conditions and should not be interpreted as the maximum weight of a foreign object that can be retrieved from the rumen. Actual performance depends on object material, shape, position and operating conditions.

• Veterinary retrieval of ferromagnetic rumen foreign bodies.
• Removal of suitable ingested iron wire and metal fragments.
• Support for cattle hardware-disease management.
• Dairy cow veterinary care.
• Beef cattle veterinary care.
• Cattle breeding farms and livestock hospitals.
• Professional large-animal veterinary service operations.

• Inspect the magnetic head, cable, guide rod and connections before each use.
• Ensure detachable guide-rod sections are securely connected before veterinary use.
• Inspect the rubber protective sleeve and mouth opener for damage or rough edges.
• Use only by trained livestock-care or veterinary personnel.
• Clean animal-contact components thoroughly after each use.
• Disinfect reusable components according to veterinary hygiene protocols.
• Dry metal components completely before storage.
• Inspect the wire cable regularly for broken strands, kinks or corrosion.
• Store the complete kit in the supplied carrying bag in a clean and dry location.

Q: What is a cattle rumen iron retriever used for?
A: It is designed to assist trained personnel in retrieving suitable ferromagnetic foreign objects from the bovine rumen or reticulum.

Q: What magnetic pull options are available?
A: The product is available with approximately 8 kg and 25 kg nominal magnetic pull.

Q: What are the model numbers?
A: The listed models are BTS-N31 for the 8 kg version and BTS-N45 for the 25 kg version.

Q: How long is the retrieval cable?
A: Both versions use an approximately 3 m steel wire cable.

Q: Is the guide rod reusable?
A: Yes. The guide rod is made from stainless steel and uses a detachable four-section design for cleaning and storage.

Q: Is a mouth opener included?
A: Yes. The complete configuration includes a cross-shaped mouth opener, fixing rope and related accessories.

Q: Is this the same as a permanent rumen magnet?
A: No. A permanent rumen magnet is normally left inside the animal to capture metallic objects, while this product is designed as a retrievable veterinary tool.

Q: Can this tool retrieve every foreign object?
A: No. It works only with suitable ferromagnetic objects, and effectiveness depends on their size, position, orientation and whether they have penetrated surrounding tissue.

Q: Who should operate the equipment?
A: It should be used by trained veterinary or livestock-care personnel following appropriate examination and animal-handling procedures.