Holm & Laue Telescope feed fence (11 – 12)
Holm & Laue FeedFence offers you the perfect feeding system for your farm: various feed fences ensure a safe and practical feeding place layout.
Any calf barn requires a well thought-out feeding system. If it is well thought out, unnecessary walking distances are taken out of the workday and calf feeding is more efficient. The options available to you are as varied as your personal desires and your calves’ needs. Whether you feed your calves with the CalfExpert calf feeder or with the MilkTaxi essentially determines which feed fence you use.
Key features:
- Telescope feed fence (11 – 12)
- Length 381 – 440 cm.
- 12 feeding places with a variable length of 404 - 440 cm
- Reduction to 381 cm minimum possible for 11 feeding places by separating one feeding place); feeding place width: 33 cm.
- V-shaped openings at every feeding place that allows the calves to insert their head and pull out safely.
- A side grate on the bucket ring and the teat protection basket on the teat bucket holder prevent milk from being stolen.
- Rapid access along the full front providing easy access to the pen for cleaning it completely.
- Calves are quickly secured.
- Varied feeding place layout.
Basic configuration
- V-shaped feed opening
- Neck size adjustment
- Central locking with handle
- Individual lock
- 6 cm square tube for easy assembly
Additional options
- Varying lengths (see table)
- Teat bucket holder with teat protection basket
- Bucket ring holder with side barriers
- Manway
- Turntable with quick release
- Posts with and without base plate.
- Additional options.
- Varying lengths.
- Teat bucket holder with teat protection basket.
- Bucket ring holder with side barriers.
- Manway.
- Turntable with quick release.
- Posts with and without base plate.
Specification for Holm & Laue Telescope feed fence (11 – 12)
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Holm & Laue FeedFence offers you the perfect feeding system for your farm: various feed fences ensure a safe and practical feeding place layout.
Any calf barn requires a well thought-out feeding system. If it is well thought out, unnecessary walking distances are taken out of the workday and calf feeding is more efficient. The options available to you are as varied as your personal desires and your calves’ needs. Whether you feed your calves with the CalfExpert calf feeder or with the MilkTaxi essentially determines which feed fence you use.
Key features:
- Telescope feed fence (11 – 12)
- Length 381 – 440 cm.
- 12 feeding places with a variable length of 404 - 440 cm
- Reduction to 381 cm minimum possible for 11 feeding places by separating one feeding place); feeding place width: 33 cm.
- V-shaped openings at every feeding place that allows the calves to insert their head and pull out safely.
- A side grate on the bucket ring and the teat protection basket on the teat bucket holder prevent milk from being stolen.
- Rapid access along the full front providing easy access to the pen for cleaning it completely.
- Calves are quickly secured.
- Varied feeding place layout.
Basic configuration
- V-shaped feed opening
- Neck size adjustment
- Central locking with handle
- Individual lock
- 6 cm square tube for easy assembly
Additional options
- Varying lengths (see table)
- Teat bucket holder with teat protection basket
- Bucket ring holder with side barriers
- Manway
- Turntable with quick release
- Posts with and without base plate.
- Additional options.
- Varying lengths.
- Teat bucket holder with teat protection basket.
- Bucket ring holder with side barriers.
- Manway.
- Turntable with quick release.
- Posts with and without base plate.
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Feed Fence 12 381 – 440cm Calfs -
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