FECH products

The stabling equipment for a 50-head mini-farm, manufactured and installed within one month, includes various components such as TUF-20 tethering systems, stanchions, gates, fences, diagonal clods, stall dividers, and calving stalls. The equipment is crafted from high-quality materials with specific profiles and thicknesses, including 50x50x3 square tubes, 60x60x3 square tubes, and multiple sizes of round tubes. Anti-corrosion protection is ensured through hot-dip galvanizing. The system features specially designed elements that allow for assembly without welding, such as stabling benches, feeding table fencing, headlocks, wicket gates, and stabling collets. The chain linkage system optimizes space by keeping cows tied in cubicles equipped with drinkers, feeding areas, milk pipes, and rubber cow mats. Prefabricated constructions allow for adjustments in stall width and positioning of structural elements. Tailor-made stabling solutions and custom-built facilities are also available, with delivery and assembly offered by the company.

The TUF-20 Cow Tie Stall Equipment is designed for use in tethered barns where cows are housed in individual cubicles. These tie stalls can be arranged in either a single row for fewer than 16 animals or in two rows with heads facing either each other (head-to-head) or away (tail-to-tail). The system ensures correct feeding and watering, reduces the influence of aggressive animals, and allows for better health monitoring. Each stall must be a minimum of 1.20 meters wide and 1.85 to 1.90 meters long, constructed from steel St3 with hot-dip galvanized corrosion protection according to GOST 9.307-89 standards. The equipment includes components like steel stanchions, swivel tie beams connected by bolts, and a manual release mechanism for group release. Props are cemented into the floor to a depth of 300 mm. The design ensures cows can stand upright and lie down comfortably, contributing to their overall health and welfare. Tie Stalls TUF-20 can be ordered in Estonia from FechTech.

The collapsible outdoor horse shelter features flat dividers assembled using universal fasteners. It has a roof constructed from profiled sheets and is designed for easy disassembly and assembly in open fields. Suitable for outdoor horse keeping, the shelter measures 3x15.5 meters in total size, with individual stalls measuring 3x3 meters. The shelter components are made from high-quality materials, including various square, channel, and round pipes, and coniferous wood (pine and spruce). The stall front includes a swinging wicket with a spring-loaded lock. The wooden board filling is 1.5 meters in height, topped with a 0.8-meter lattice. Partitions stand 2.3 meters tall and support a roof truss with a 15-degree slope. The shelter is hot-dip galvanized for corrosion protection and can be assembled on any flat surface by four installers. It allows for modular construction, customizable based on client sketches or drawings, and can withstand robust use while providing durability and reliability. The design includes provisions for replacing broken boards, maintaining a robust and secure structure.

This T-Anchor or T-Bolt is specifically designed for the fixation of equipment to slatted floors, which are commonly found in pig-breeding complexes and cattle farms. Manufactured from stainless steel, it features a thread size of M10, ensuring durability and compatibility with various slatted floor installations. The company offers customization of T-shaped anchors to meet any size or configuration requirements, optimizing their application in diverse farming environments. It supports efficient and secure equipment installation, crucial for maintaining structural integrity and operational efficiency in livestock farming setups.

The goat farm equipment provided by FECH is designed to optimize and simplify goat farming operations. The system consists of paddocks, gates, and feed tables, with racks and adjustable longitudinal pipes to control feed access. The structure of the goat farm is divided into four main areas: stall zones with bedding, a central feed table, a feeder distribution system, and a milking unit. This equipment is mounted on concrete supports with gates or fences affixed using bolt assembly to preserve the anti-corrosion coating. Hot-dip galvanizing is used for corrosion protection of the stall equipment. The goats are kept year-round in stalls, with automatic drinkers installed at the appropriate height and forced ventilation systems to ensure optimal conditions. The reliable structural setup minimizes human labor requirements, allowing easy management of the animals. The stall type system with biothermal bedding processes reduces heating costs during colder months. Routine cleaning is required twice a year for maintaining hygienic conditions.