Priefert - Artificial Insemination/Palpation Cage
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCT
Description
Accessible from either side, the Palpation Cage gates lock into place with a sliding latch for maximum safety. When locked in the open position, the Palpation Cage gate blocks the lead up alley, protecting the operator from waiting livestock.
The architectural grade powder coat finish helps the product to resist rust, scratches, and fading to add years of life to your investment. The palpation cage attaches securely to Priefert’s model S01, S0191, and S04 squeeze chutes with keyhole attachment tabs that pin securely in place at the four points of connection. An adaptor (SC13PGA) is required for attachment to the Model SC13 squeeze chute.
Features
- Designed to provide safe and easy access to the rear of the cow for palpation or artificial insemination
- Doors lock into place in the open or closed position with a sliding latch for maximum safety
- Attaches easily to model S01, S0191, and S04 squeeze chutes with keyhole attachment tabs that pin securely in place at four points of connection
- An adaptor (SC13PGA) is required for attachment to the model SC13 squeeze chute
Specs
| Weight | 175 lbs |
| Type | Palpation Cages |
| Category | Livestock Handling Equipment |
| Subcategory | Chutes & Head Gates |
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Shipping Information
| Shipping Method | Expected Delivery |
|---|---|
| Ground | Up to 8 business days* |
*Some restrictions apply. We have temporarily suspended shipping to California while we work on Proposition 65 compliance. Read more.