Dehorning Equipment Farm Supplies For Sale In Oregon

One application over horn button is all that is required--no cutting, no bleeding. Chemical dehorning is a quick and economical method for debudding young animals.

Routine maintenance such as replacement of tip, gas nozzle or ignition, can all be done by the end user. The 144G Express Green Pistol Grip Dehorner is designed for easy handling, quick trigger ignition, fast heating, and easy maintenance.

Unit comes complete with hose, regulator, flint striker and storage box. This economical, lightweight and propane-powered dehorner heats up fast! The economical, well-designed, propane-powered Express Dehorner heats up to working temperature of 1,100°F/595°C...

1" (25mm) debudding tip for Express Dehorner is ideal for dehorning larger animals.

White Cream Dehorning Paste is ideal for removal of horn buttons in young calves and comes in a convenient plastic dispenser bottle.

216 Watt dehorner features 96" power cord, box and instructions, and 1-1/2" OD dehorning tip that heats to 1000+ degrees Fahrenheit. Electric dehorning is safe and efficient, and avoids loss of blood and open flesh wounds.

27.5" wooden handles, 44.5" over-all. Gear driven blade cuts against fixed blade for double cutting action. The standard for dehorning larger animals.

The advantage of the tear-drop shape is for goats with emergent horn buds. The new design accommodates this and gives a more accurate even burn around the base of the horn. A goat horn curves back-ward almost as soon as it starts to develop.

5/8" (15mm) debudding tip for Express Dehorner is ideal for dehorning goats.

This is the same size tip that ships with the complete unit. Standard size 3/4" (20mm) debudding tip fits Express Dehorner.

Heat in branding pot. Set includes 5/8", 3/4", and 7/8". Made of solid copper with 20" steel handle.

The 134G Express Dehorner is portable, easy to handle, safe, fast and efficient. The compact, ergonomically-designed Express Dehorner is fueled by a butane/propane mix in a handy cartridge that fits into the handle, so no cords or bulky propane tanks...

Burner Head for Express Dehorner

The Express Dehorner is portable, easy to handle, safe, fast and efficient. The compact, ergonomically-designed Express Dehorner is fueled by a butane/propane mix in a handy cartridge that fits into the handle, so no cords or bulky propane tanks are required.

110 volts, 350 watts. Made of aluminum bronze with a 1-3/4" flat face. For calves up to 3 weeks of age. Prevents bleeding after dehorning.

16-1/2" dehorner with 25" wood handles. One knife does the entire cutting job. A strong simple tool for large horns.

11 1/2" dehorner with 14 1/2" wood handles. Ideal for calves up to a year of age. Smaller and lighter than the regular convex.

Will cut horns up to the size of a silver dollar. Grade A 4130 steel blade that is tempered to hold its edge. Handles have a comfortable grip with a stop so knuckles won't bump when used.

Length 13":. Popular Barnes-type dehorner has cupped cutting edge of high-tempered stainless steel and features hardwood handles.

Ignition Line f/ Express Dehorner

Select weight according to age of animal and size of horn. Cast iron with special locking arrangement.

View manufacturer and/or label information Preferred by Veterinarians and made of extra hard metal for dehorning small calves and goats.

This high quality tool does a clean job of dehorning calves from 2-8 months. Small Barnes Dehorner (13") will accept horns with an approximate diameter of 1.5 inches. Extra-heavy steel handles with rubber grips for extra power.

Apply to calves and kids as soon as the buttons can be felt.

Cord with 3-pronged plug. Dual Dehorner saves time. Cauterizing action reduces blood loss and helps prevent infection which can occur with mechanical dehorning . 110 Volts, 450 Watts.

Model 55 has added bar for marking or cauterizing. The L&H Electric Cattle Dehorner is tubular with a rod-type element that heats red hot in 90 seconds.

No cutting or bleeding. Used in the prevention of horn growth in goats, beef and dairy cattle In calves 6 to 8 weeks: Quick, economical.