6-Rail Cattle Gate Panel in Frame

The 6-Rail Cattle Gate Panel in Frame combines a full-width livestock gate with a taller structural hurdle frame, creating a complete access module for portable and fixed cattle fencing systems.

The six horizontal rails provide reliable cattle containment, while the surrounding frame supports the gate without requiring conventional standalone gate posts. This configuration is particularly useful in modular cattle yards, temporary handling areas, holding pens and farm locations where permanent post installation is impractical.

• Six-rail cattle gate integrated into a full structural hurdle frame.
• Gate hangs approximately 1525 mm high inside a 2050 mm overall frame on the reference configuration.
• Available in 2440 mm and 3050 mm reference lengths.
• Supplied with fixing lugs and hinge hooks on the reference system.
• Suitable for portable cattle handling systems where permanent gate posts are not practical.
• Modular connection allows integration with compatible cattle hurdles and panels.
• Galvanized steel construction is suitable for outdoor and livestock-building environments.
• Gate handing and project layout can be configured according to installation requirements.
• Suitable for cattle pens, handling yards, races, access points and temporary enclosures.

• Outer Hurdle Frame: Provides structural support around the complete gate assembly.
• Six-Rail Gate Leaf: Creates the primary cattle access opening and livestock barrier.
• Vertical Gate Stiles: Support the horizontal rails and transfer gate loads to the hinge system.
• Hinge Hooks: Support the gate leaf and allow normal swinging operation.
• Fixing Lugs: Connect the framed gate to compatible cattle hurdles and fencing sections.
• Frame Bracing: Reinforces the corners of the taller outer structure.
• Gate Latch: Secures the gate in the closed position.

The six-rail gate is suspended inside a taller rectangular support frame. Instead of depending on two permanently installed gate posts, the surrounding frame carries the hinge and closing loads while maintaining the required gate opening.

Fixing lugs allow the assembly to connect directly with adjoining cattle hurdles. This modular arrangement is well suited to portable livestock systems because gate locations can be changed when the yard layout is rearranged.

• Portable cattle handling yards.
• Temporary livestock holding pens.
• Commercial beef cattle farms.
• Dairy cattle housing and handling areas.
• Cattle races and working alleys.
• Veterinary and livestock processing areas.
• Loading and unloading zones.
• Breeding and quarantine pens.
• Outdoor cattle yards and covered steel-structure livestock buildings.

• Gate Length: Standard or customized according to cattle-yard opening dimensions.
• Frame Height: Customizable according to livestock type and project requirements.
• Rail Quantity: Six-rail reference design; alternative configurations available upon request.
• Gate Handing: Left-hand or right-hand arrangement available according to installation layout.
• Tube Specification: Diameter and wall thickness available according to structural requirements.
• Connection Lugs: Configurable to match adjoining cattle hurdle systems.
• Latch Type: Available according to farm operating requirements.
• Surface Treatment: Designed according to local climate and farm conditions.
• OEM Supply: Custom drawings, packaging and bulk-project specifications available upon request.

• Determine gate opening direction before assembling the surrounding hurdle system.
• Position the frame on firm, level ground or a suitable concrete surface.
• Connect the fixing lugs securely to compatible adjoining cattle hurdles.
• Verify that the frame remains vertical and square before operating the gate.
• Check hinge hooks, latch engagement and gate clearance before livestock enters the enclosure.
• Provide additional anchoring where required for high-pressure or permanent installations.
• Inspect rails, welds, frame braces, hinges, latches and connectors periodically.
• Remove manure and debris around hinge and latch areas.
• Repair damaged galvanized surfaces with suitable corrosion-protection material.
• Replace bent or structurally damaged gate components before further cattle use.

Q: Why is the cattle gate built inside a separate frame?
A: The surrounding frame supports the gate without requiring conventional permanent gate posts, making the assembly especially suitable for modular and portable cattle yards.

Q: What is the reference gate height?
A: The gate hangs at approximately 1525 mm high inside a reference frame approximately 2050 mm high.

Q: What standard lengths are available?
A: The reference manufacturer offers approximately 2440 mm and 3050 mm versions.

Q: Are fixing components included?
A: The reference assembly is supplied with fixing lugs and hinge hooks.

Q: Can the gate be used in a portable cattle yard?
A: Yes. The framed structure is specifically suited to modular livestock handling systems where permanent gate posts may not be practical.

Q: Can the gate opening direction be customized?
A: Yes. The gate arrangement can be configured according to cattle flow and project layout.

Q: Can SHEWUYOU supply matching cattle panels and hurdles?
A: Yes. Gate frames, cattle panels, portable hurdles, handling alleys and related livestock equipment can be configured as a complete cattle-yard system.