Dehorning Equipment Farm Supplies For Sale In Sunnyvale

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

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.

9/16" ID, 13/16" OD Small Dehorning Tip for goats or very small calves fits X40, X50 and X50A Rhinehart Electric Dehorners and includes Slide Clip.

200 Watt dehorner for goats or very young calves features 96" power cord, box and instructions, and 7/8" OD dehorning tip that heats to 1000+ degrees Fahrenheit. Electric dehorning is safe and efficient, and avoids loss of blood and open flesh wounds.

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

Cauterizing action reduces blood loss and helps prevent infection which can occur with mechanical dehorning . Cord with 3-pronged plug. Solid brass heating element is very durable and holds dehorning temperatures for a longer period of time.

165 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.

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

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

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

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.

AN Easy-to-handle dehorner for use on young calves & goats up to 1 month of age. Permanently destroys the horn cell, preventing any future growth. 120 volt with 3-wire grounded plug.

Has perfectly matched hardened cutting edges for no uneven cuts or binding. The 18-degree offset tubular steel handles let you fully close the cutting edges in much less space than the straight-handled dehorners.

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

To help stop bleeding of minor cuts and wounds.

With a full fuel cartridge, making it lightweight for the user. Maximum temperature is reached in under three minutes and will operate for approximately two hours at up to 1,200°F/650°C.

Ignition Line f/ Express Dehorner

Steel handles, 17" long.

Automatic thermostat control, Dehorn/Solder switch, 239 watt bronze alloy element, 1000° F+ operating temperature, quick recovery, suitable for commercial use. Heavy Duty Dehorner with 1 1/2" OD (standard size) Tip and Solder Tip (formerly X50).

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.

Please call 1-800-533-3377 for more information. Blades are tempered steel and easily replaced. Designed to give the most power at the beginning of a stroke. Replacement handles can also be special ordered for $29.95.

Popular Barnes-type dehorner has cupped cutting edge of high-tempered stainless steel and features nickel-plated carbon steel handles with rubber grips. Length 17":.

In 4 to 6 weeks the horn button will drop off. Only a short time is required for the entire operation - safe any month of the year. Dehorn young calves or goats with no loss of blood.

Burner Head for Express Dehorner

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

Popular Barnes-type dehorner has cupped cutting edge of high-tempered stainless steel and features nickel-plated carbon steel handles with rubber grips. Length 13":.

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