
Cattle Race
Guide cattle through a defined passage toward the next handling stage.
Explore equipment used to guide, sort, restrain and load livestock. Build a handling route around your animals, existing yard and daily tasks.

Guide cattle through a defined passage toward the next handling stage.

Bring animals together before they enter a race or handling area.

Direct livestock toward different routes within a working yard.

Control an opening where a sliding action suits the workflow.

Discuss a restraint station as part of a cattle handling setup.

Connect the yard to vehicle loading and unloading areas.
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The placement of each section affects how your yard operates. Discuss the complete path from holding area to sorting or loading.
Guide movement through planned sections.
Place equipment in a practical sequence.
Coordinate with panels, gates and yards.
Discuss layout around existing facilities.
Ask our team about available materials and finishes for the equipment you need and the conditions where it will be used.

A zinc-coated finish can help protect steel used in outdoor livestock facilities. Confirm availability for your selected handling design.
Powder coating can provide a colored surface where available. Ask which handling products and colors can be supplied.
Link equipment with nearby pens.
Define the intended animal path.
Position openings for the task.
Consider where staff need access.
Select a suitable finish and setup.
This table is a planning guide. Dimensions, operating details and finish require confirmation for each product.
| Equipment Type | Typical Use | Site Fit | Configuration | Finish |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cattle Race | Cattle movement | Site specific | Race layout | Ask for options |
| Crowding Pen | Pre-race holding | Site specific | Crowding layout | Ask for options |
| Drafting Gate | Sorting routes | Site specific | Drafting access | Ask for options |
| Sliding Gate | Controlled passage | Site specific | Sliding access | Ask for options |
| Cattle Crush | Cattle restraint | Site specific | Crush arrangement | Ask for options |
| Loading Ramp | Vehicle access | Site specific | Ramp layout | Ask for options |
Share your animal type, site plan and the sequence of tasks.
Plan for the animals
Coordinate adjoining sections
Consider staff movement
Map the handling route
Confirm available options
Discuss your site plan
Explore fabrication, finishing, assembly and packing. Send us a yard plan to discuss how the equipment fits together.





Tell us about your animals, existing yard and handling tasks. We can help plan a suitable equipment route.