Muller 2010 Anti-Sucking Nose Ring for Cattle, Kerbl
The innovative Muller 2010 anti-sucking nose ring features an advanced anti-tilt design that ensures reliable performance even when the animal adopts challenging head positions. Made from super-flexible, UV-resistant plastic and equipped with a tool-free wing nut adjustment, it offers fast installation and easy fitting.
The Muller 2010 anti-sucking nose ring is an advanced version of Kerbl's proven solution, designed to effectively eliminate suckling behavior in cattle. This model addresses the limitations of traditional anti-sucking rings by preventing animals from bypassing the device through specific head positions.
Application
The device is suitable for calves, young stock, and adult cattle. It can be used in both pasture and barn management wherever there is a risk of milk loss or udder damage caused by animals exhibiting suckling behavior. Its adjustable design allows it to fit different age groups.
Operating Principle
The Muller 2010 features an innovative anti-tilt design that prevents animals from suckling even in unusual head positions that could defeat older ring models. A wing nut adjustment system allows quick and precise tension adjustment on the nasal septum without the need for tools.
In Practice
- High durability → UV-stabilized plastic resists sunlight, maintaining its strength during long-term outdoor use.
- Comfort and safety → The super-flexible material adapts to pressure, reducing the risk of injury to the nasal septum while maintaining maximum effectiveness.
- Reliable positioning → The anti-tilt design keeps the ring correctly positioned regardless of the animal's movements.
- Easy adjustment → The wing nut allows fast installation and quick adjustment directly in the field.
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