Swing Cow Brush

The Swing Cow Brush is a heavy-duty livestock grooming solution designed to provide dairy cattle with convenient access to a dedicated scratching and grooming station.

Its swinging structure responds to the animal's natural body movement, allowing cows to groom their back, sides and other accessible areas without requiring a motor or continuous electrical power. This makes the system suitable for freestall barns, dairy housing areas, cattle yards and commercial livestock facilities.

• Animal-powered swinging movement with no dedicated motor required.
• Full swinging action provides flexible contact as the cow moves against the brush.
• Heavy-duty construction designed for intensive livestock housing environments.
• Dense grooming bristles provide effective contact with the animal's coat.
• Replaceable brush sections can simplify long-term maintenance and service.
• Helps provide a safe alternative to rubbing against gates, pipes and building components.
• Suitable for dairy cows, beef cattle and other livestock when the selected brush size is appropriate.

• Grooming Brush Assembly: Dense bristle elements designed for repeated contact with the cattle coat.
• Swinging Arm: Allows the brush to move in response to the animal's pushing and rubbing action.
• Pivot Mechanism: Provides controlled swinging movement and accommodates different animal positions.
• Mounting Bracket: Secures the brush assembly to a suitable structural wall, post or support frame.
• Replaceable Brush Sections: Serviceable components can be replaced when normal wear occurs.
• Fasteners and Hardware: Selected according to mounting structure, installation conditions and project requirements.

The cow initiates the brushing action by pressing its body against the bristles. The swinging arm and pivot mechanism allow the brush to move with the animal, providing a dynamic grooming surface instead of a fixed scratching point.

Because the brush movement is generated by the animal, the system can operate without a motor or electrical connection. The swinging action also helps distribute wear across the brush assembly during normal use.

• Commercial dairy farms and freestall barns
• Dairy cattle housing and cow comfort areas
• Beef cattle facilities and feedlots
• Cattle yards, holding areas and livestock shelters
• New livestock facility construction and barn renovation projects
• Agricultural engineering projects and turnkey dairy farm developments
• Livestock equipment distributors, dealers and farm supply programs

For international B2B projects, the Swing Cow Brush can be configured to suit different animal sizes, barn layouts and installation structures.

• Brush dimensions and working area
• Bristle type, density and hardness
• Swing arm dimensions and pivot configuration
• Mounting bracket and fixing arrangement
• Surface treatment or corrosion-resistant finish
• Color, packaging and OEM identification

Final configuration can be designed according to project requirements, animal size, barn structure and local climate conditions.

Installation: Fix the mounting bracket to a structurally sound wall, steel post or other approved support. Installation height and clearance should provide safe access for the target cattle group.

Positioning: Select a location with sufficient operating clearance and convenient cattle traffic. Avoid interference with gates, feeding equipment, waterers and other barn fixtures.

Maintenance: Inspect the pivot, fasteners, mounting points and brush elements regularly. Tighten loose hardware and replace worn or damaged brush sections promptly.

Cleaning: Remove accumulated hair, dust and organic material as part of the farm's routine livestock equipment sanitation and maintenance program.