Standard Headbail

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The Kiwi Cattle Yards Headbail Standard is a comprehensive document outlining the requirements and specifications for headbails used in cattle yards within New Zealand's agricultural industry. This standard aims to ensure that all headbails are designed, manufactured, and installed with safety as the top priority. Key aspects of the Kiwi Cattle Yails Headbail Standard include: 1. **Safety Features**: The headbail must be equipped with a secure locking mechanism to prevent accidental opening or tampering. It should also have a clear warning sign indicating that the headbail is in use and caution is advised. 2. **Material Specifications**: The headbail's frame and panels must be made from durable, high-strength materials such as steel or aluminum. These materials should be resistant to corrosion and able to withstand harsh weather conditions. 3. **Installation Requirements**: The headbail must be installed by a qualified professional who has received proper training on the correct installation procedures. The headbail's position should allow for easy access and visibility, while also ensuring that cattle cannot easily escape or get injured. By adhering to these guidelines, farmers and agricultural businesses can ensure that their cattle yards are equipped with safe and effective headbails, minimizing the risk of accidents and injuries to both humans and animals.