Modular Cattle Yard Panel & Gate System

• Complete modular cattle-yard system combining panels, gates and livestock handling components.
• Quick pin-and-bracket connections simplify installation, dismantling and future expansion.
• C-lug and L-lug connection options provide secure panel-to-panel joints.
• Fully welded steel frame construction improves structural rigidity and durability.
• Six-rail oval panel configuration provides a strong and highly visible livestock barrier.
• Galvanized steel surfaces provide corrosion resistance for outdoor cattle environments.
• Metal-capped structural tubes help reduce rainwater entry into hollow sections.
• Permanent, semi-permanent and portable yard configurations are available.
• Compatible swing gates, sliding gates, personnel access gates and handling equipment can be integrated.
• Multiple panel quantities and yard diameters allow systems to be matched to different herd sizes.
• Custom layouts can be designed for irregular sites, existing buildings and livestock-flow requirements.

• Cattle Yard Panels: Six-rail steel sections form holding pens, sorting areas and perimeter fencing.
• Livestock Gates: Swing gates provide animal entry, exit and pen-to-pen transfer.
• Sliding Gates: Useful for race control and locations where swing clearance is limited.
• Personnel Gates: Allow handlers to move between working areas without opening full-width cattle gates.
• Connection Lugs: C-lug and L-lug fittings connect adjoining yard panels securely.
• Drop Pins: Provide quick mechanical locking between modular components.
• Structural Uprights: Square-section steel posts support horizontal oval rails.
• Optional Headbail: Provides controlled animal restraint at the processing end of the system.
• Optional Loading Ramp: Connects the yard with livestock transport vehicles.
• Race and Drafting Components: Available for directing animals through weighing, treatment or sorting procedures.

• Commercial beef cattle farms and ranches.
• Dairy cattle holding and processing facilities.
• Feedlot receiving and sorting yards.
• Cattle gathering and temporary holding areas.
• Vaccination and herd-health processing systems.
• Livestock weighing and EID management areas.
• Breeding and reproductive-management facilities.
• Cattle loading and unloading yards.
• Livestock markets and auction facilities.
• Permanent farm infrastructure and portable livestock yards.
• New cattle-farm construction and existing yard expansion projects.

• Yard Capacity: Panel quantities selected according to herd size and processing requirements.
• Yard Shape: Circular, rectangular, curved or customized layouts available.
• Panel Dimensions: Customizable according to livestock type and project requirements.
• Rail Profile: Oval, round or alternative livestock rail profiles available upon request.
• Gate Configuration: Swing, sliding, forcing, personnel and double-entry gates available.
• Race Layout: Straight or curved cattle race configurations can be integrated.
• Handling Equipment: Headbails, cattle crushes, drafting gates and weighing systems available.
• Loading System: Livestock loading ramps can be incorporated into the yard layout.
• Surface Treatment: Designed according to local climate and farm conditions.
• Complete Project Design: Yard geometry can be engineered according to site dimensions, animal flow and operational requirements.

• Prepare a cattle-flow plan before positioning the first panel or gate.
• Install the yard on stable, well-drained and reasonably level ground.
• Connect panels using the specified quick pins and welded lugs.
• Check all pins and gate latches before livestock enter the system.
• Anchor posts or high-pressure sections where additional restraint is required.
• Provide adequate swing clearance for livestock and personnel gates.
• Keep sliding-gate tracks and moving components clear of manure and debris.
• Inspect rails, uprights, welds and panel connections regularly.
• Check galvanized surfaces and repair damaged protective coatings when necessary.
• Replace bent pins, damaged latches or structurally deformed panels before continued use.
• Recheck the complete system after relocation, expansion or major yard reconfiguration.

Q: What components can be included in the cattle yard system?
A: The system can include cattle panels, swing gates, sliding gates, personnel gates, races, headbails, cattle crushes, drafting equipment and loading ramps.

Q: Can the cattle yard be portable?
A: Yes. Quick pin-and-lug connections allow suitable configurations to be dismantled, relocated and reassembled.

Q: What is the reference cattle panel size?
A: The referenced six-rail panel is approximately 2100 mm wide and 1800 mm high.

Q: What is the reference livestock gate size?
A: A common reference gate is approximately 2000 mm wide and 2200 mm high.

Q: Can larger cattle yards be created?
A: Yes. Additional panels and gates can be added to increase holding capacity and create larger or more complex yard layouts.

Q: Can sliding gates be incorporated?
A: Yes. Sliding gates are useful for race control and other locations where swing-gate clearance is restricted.

Q: Can the system connect to a cattle crush and loading ramp?
A: Yes. Restraint, sorting, weighing and loading components can be incorporated into the overall cattle-yard design.

Q: Can the complete layout be customized?
A: Yes. Yard size, shape, panel dimensions, gate positions, race design and handling equipment can be configured according to herd size, available land and project requirements.