Hot-Dip Galvanized Oval-Rail Cattle Panel

The Hot-Dip Galvanized Oval-Rail Cattle Panel is a modular livestock fencing component designed for cattle yards, holding pens, feeding areas, loading zones and temporary or permanent farm enclosures.

Horizontal oval steel rails combine a broad livestock-contact surface with a rigid structural profile, while square-tube end posts provide stable support and convenient connection points. Pin-and-lug connections allow adjoining panels to be assembled quickly, making the system suitable for commercial cattle farms, livestock contractors, distributors and complete cattle-yard projects.

• Heavy-duty oval horizontal rails designed for cattle containment and yard construction.
• Reference configurations use 5 or 6 horizontal rails.
• Common oval-rail profiles include 30 × 60 mm, 40 × 80 mm and 42 × 115 mm.
• Square end posts provide a rigid frame and reliable connection structure.
• Hot-dip galvanized steel provides corrosion protection for outdoor livestock environments.
• U-lug and L-lug connections allow rapid pin assembly between adjoining panels.
• Welded base plates support stable positioning and optional anchoring.
• Rain caps help protect open post ends from water and debris.
• Suitable for portable, semi-permanent and permanent cattle fencing layouts.
• Panel dimensions, rail profile and rail quantity can be customized for project requirements.

• Oval Horizontal Rails: Form the primary livestock barrier and distribute impact loads along the panel.
• Square Vertical End Posts: Support the rails and maintain overall panel geometry.
• U-Type Connection Lugs: Provide one side of the modular panel connection.
• L-Type Connection Lugs: Align with adjoining panels for pin fastening.
• Connection Pins: Allow adjacent panels to be joined or separated quickly.
• Welded Base Plates: Stabilize the panel and provide optional anchoring points.
• Post Rain Caps: Close the upper ends of vertical posts.
• Welded Joints: Secure rails to vertical posts for structural rigidity.

The panel uses multiple horizontal oval rails welded between two vertical structural posts. The oval profile provides a wide livestock-contact surface while maintaining good bending resistance for cattle-yard applications.

Individual panels are connected through matching welded lugs and removable pins. This modular arrangement allows long fence runs, rectangular pens, temporary holding areas and cattle-yard layouts to be assembled without complex structural connections. Where required, the welded bases can be anchored to a concrete floor or other suitable foundation.

• Commercial beef cattle yards and holding pens.
• Dairy cattle housing and separation areas.
• Feedlots and finishing cattle pens.
• Cattle feeding and watering areas.
• Livestock loading and unloading zones.
• Temporary cattle gathering and processing yards.
• Cattle handling and waiting areas.
• Breeding and quarantine pens.
• Pasture and paddock subdivision.
• Steel-structure cattle barn and livestock construction projects.

• Panel Length: Customizable according to yard dimensions and transport requirements.
• Panel Height: Available according to cattle breed and containment requirements.
• Oval Rail Profile: 30 × 60 mm, 40 × 80 mm, 42 × 115 mm or project-specific sections.
• Rail Quantity: 5-rail, 6-rail or customized configurations available.
• End Posts: Different square-tube profiles available according to structural requirements.
• Tube Wall Thickness: Available according to required duty level and project specification.
• Connection System: Pin-and-lug arrangement customizable for compatible yard systems.
• Surface Treatment: Designed according to local climate and farm conditions.
• OEM Supply: Custom drawings, packaging and bulk project specifications available upon request.

• Confirm the cattle-yard layout, gate locations and required panel quantities before installation.
• Position adjoining panels so the connection lugs align correctly.
• Insert connection pins fully before livestock enters the enclosure.
• For permanent installations, anchor the panel bases to an appropriate concrete foundation where required.
• Maintain stable ground conditions for portable installations and avoid unsupported panel movement.
• Inspect welds, rails, posts, pins and connection lugs periodically.
• Replace bent or damaged panels before continued livestock use.
• Clean accumulated manure, feed and mud around panel bases and connections.
• Repair damaged galvanized surfaces with suitable zinc-rich protection where necessary.

Q: What oval-rail sizes are available?
A: Common reference profiles include 30 × 60 mm, 40 × 80 mm and 42 × 115 mm oval tubing. Other sections can be supplied according to project requirements.

Q: How many horizontal rails does the panel have?
A: Five-rail and six-rail configurations are commonly available.

Q: How are adjoining panels connected?
A: The modular structure typically uses welded connection lugs with removable steel pins for fast assembly.

Q: Can the panels be used as permanent fencing?
A: Yes. They can be used in portable or permanent layouts, with suitable anchoring added when required.

Q: Are custom panel dimensions available?
A: Yes. Height, length, rail profile, post size, wall thickness and rail quantity can be customized.

Q: Why use hot-dip galvanized steel?
A: Hot-dip galvanizing provides corrosion protection for outdoor cattle yards, humid livestock buildings and demanding farm environments.

Q: Can SHEWUYOU supply panels as part of a complete cattle yard?
A: Yes. Panels, cattle gates, personnel access gates, handling alleys, sorting equipment and related farm structures can be configured according to project requirements.