the torque safety shutdown stops the brush when it encounters too much resistance, ensuring safety in the barn Healthy and well-groomed cattle and goats can achieve improved performance, as well-being is an important factor. Extensive brushing and massaging improves blood circulation to the skin, leads to promoted heat dissipation and stimulates the metabolism. The stimulated blood circulation can increase milk yield and rutting. This brush rotates to the left and right, not only to give a good brush effect but preserving the lifetime of the brushes. The horizontal upper brush is attached securely by a solid spring and is resistant to mounts from animals in heat The simplest concept of all – one horizontal brush and one vertical brush – it’s so simple, so not uncommon for farmers to make their own.

The springy construction of the brush means it can withstand animals in heat and mounting each other This cattle scratching brush provides a safe, easy, economical way to let your cows have a good scratch. Static cow scratching brushes:Some of the models available commercially have a spring that allows the horizontal brush to move, depending on the size of the cow. This makes them well suited to herds that have cows of different sizes. Automatic on/off control starts the brush rotating on demand, and stops it within 10 seconds after use The brush is accessible from all sides and rotates in every direction and nearly every angle, so each part of the animal's body can be reached.

This type of brush tends to be among the priciest, but they don’t use a great deal of electricity, so savings can be made in energy costs. The brush has a sensor which stops it rotating if it meets any resistance, to keep the animals safe and prevent tail hair from getting pulled in. Side Industrial Sweeping Brush , Power Sanitation Circular Street Cleaning Brushes Cylindrical Roller Brush This double, wall-mounted cow brush automatically rotates when the cow pushes against it, scratching the top and sides of the animal at the same time. The brush has a sensor which stops it rotating if it meets any resistance, to keep the animals safe and prevent tail hair from getting pulled in. The control unit has an informative display and is IP56 rated again water and dust ingress.They are easy to install, come with comprehensive operating instructions and require little maintenance. Comes with optional clamps and fasteners for clamping on to cubicle frames as well as wall-mounting The special arrangement of the brush in the vertical direction makes the cleaning of the coat at the torso and head easier. You will need a cow scratcher to help take the best possible care of your cattle. From grooming to keeping all the pests away, you will find that your cattle will feel so much better when you use this product. A brush rotates on a horizontal arm attached to a motor and the motor also swings left and right, about 45deg in each direction.

Yet another benefit of a cattle scratcher/oiler device is that it helps to minimize damage to your barn walls and fence posts.When the cattle realize how good the scratcher makes them feel, it deters them from intentionally rubbing up against other parts of your property for relief. Our automatic rotating cow brushes are eligible for grants under the Farming Equipment and Technology Fund products FETF98 and FETF99. Non-powered brushes Our courier will send you a 1-hour delivery window on the day of delivery and you have the option to change this if required at no extra charge or you can also let the courier know that you want the parcel left in a safe place.

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x 40mm M12 threaded bolts with washers and nuts for fixing the brush to metal stanchions. (You will need to pre-drill holes using an M12 metal drill bit) Mounting several brushes vertically and horizontally at different heights around your yard or building means your animals can all scratch that itch and choose the position that suits them best. Install the brushes with sufficient clearance on both sides, avoiding entrance or exit areas and dead ends to prevent a cow stopping for a scratch causing a “cow-jam”.