Hoof trimming disc Prof, replaceable blades, 120 mm diameter, Kerbl

The Kerbl hoof trimming disc is a tool designed for hoof correction when working with cattle and other livestock that require regular hoof care. The range includes variants with replaceable blades in a 120 mm diameter, available in versions with 3 or 6 blades, allowing selection of the model to match the work method and intensity.

Main information

• Purpose: hoof trimming
• Disc diameter: 120 mm
• Blade variants: 3 or 6 replaceable blades
• Product type: hoof trimming disc
• Brand: Kerbl
• Product family: Prof
• Application: hoof care of livestock
• Replaceable working elements: replaceable blades

Application

The disc is intended for tasks related to hoof correction when a tool suitable for frequent and controlled material removal is needed. It is useful on farms as well as in daily handling of animals, where consistent work and the ability to choose between fewer or more blades matter. The series includes two versions, making it possible to select the disc according to the preferred work pace and type of procedure. It is a practical solution for those who perform hoof trimming regularly.

Operating principle

The disc functions as a working element with replaceable blades that ensure proper cutting during trimming. The version with 3 blades provides fewer working points, while the variant with 6 blades offers more within the same 120 mm diameter. The user selects the variant based on their work technique and desired result. Replaceable blades help maintain the functionality of the disc during regular use.

In practice

The 120 mm diameter offers a clear reference point when selecting a disc for existing equipment and work methods. The difference between the 3- and 6-blade variants affects the character of the trimming, making it easier to tailor the tool to one’s habits and range of tasks. The Prof series helps maintain a uniform equipment standard on the farm, while preserving the ability to choose between two designs. This allows the user to select a disc for daily work without switching to a completely different type of tool.