Dual-brush efficiency for thorough cleaning Automatic activation for hassle-free operation High-quality bristles ensure extended service life Intelligent, low-maintenance design for ease Durable, plug-in solution for happy, healthy herds Redirects destructive scratching Promotes natural allogrooming behaviours Keeps animals clean – encourages hair shedding HappyCow 240V Duo Electric Cow Scratch Brush: Elevate Livestock Well-being Introducing the HappyCow 240V Duo Electric Cow Scratch Brush, a revolutionary solution for comprehensive brushing, cleaning, and massaging of your livestock. Specifically designed to target the head, neck, back, torso, and flank, this electric brush enhances blood supply to the skin and stimulates metabolism. Suitable for yearlings or older. With a dual-brush configuration, this machine allows simultaneous cleaning of the flanks and the back, ensuring thorough grooming for your cows. Activation is seamless – the cow cleaning machine has an inductive sensor that responds automatically as animals raise the brush. Built for longevity, the high-quality bristles guarantee an extended service life, while optimised brushes ensure animals willingly engage with them. Permanent lubrication over the gears’ entire service life and intelligent electronics contribute to fault-free and low-maintenance operation. Controlled by a user-friendly 3-digit digital display, the machine offers variable setting options for brush running time (10 seconds to 5 minutes). To ensure even wear of the brushes, the direction changes after every activation. Safety is paramount with torque safety shutdown, halting the brush when encountering excessive resistance. Energy saving auto switch-off if no movement for 10 seconds. Plug-ready for connection to a 240V socket, all steel parts are hot-dip galvanized, ensuring durability and resistance to outdoor conditions. Invest in the HappyCow 240V Duo Electric Cow Scratch Brush – where cutting-edge design meets efficient, low-maintenance operation, promoting a happier and healthier herd. Allow one unit for every 60 cows.
