Metal Balling Gun With Spring

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Metal Balling Gun with Spring delivers boluses and pills safely to livestock. Stainless steel body, spring plunger, and rubber tip for smooth dosing. Reusable and sterilizable for farm and clinic use.

Description

Metal Balling Gun With Spring

Features Table

AttributeDescription
SizeAvailable in 12″, 15″, and 18″ lengths
Length300 mm – 460 mm (depending on model)
WidthBarrel Ø 14 mm – 20 mm (varies by capacity)
HeightHandle height approx. 35 mm
ShapePistol-style body with straight barrel
Tip TypeRemovable rubber safety tip (soft)
MaterialStainless steel barrel, polymer handle, stainless spring
Use CaseOral administration of boluses and pills to cattle, sheep, goats, horses
SterilizationAutoclavable parts; chemical sterilization compatible
What is the Metal Balling Gun with Spring?

This tool is a medication device used to administer boluses, capsules, or large pills into animals’ throats.
Metalballing guns with springs feature stainless steel barrels plus integrated spring plungers that push the bolus out when triggered. The spring mechanism provides consistent ejection force so the bolus reaches the esophagus quickly & reduces chewing or regurgitation chances.

Crafted from durable stainless steel with a gentle rubber tip this instrument is made for repeated sterilization and reuse. Ibnul Khalid Industries offers different sizes accommodating various species & bolus diameters enabling farms and clinics to select the ideal match for their livestock.

Who uses Metal Balling Gun With Spring tool?
  • Veterinarians in clinics and those practicing in rural areas.
  • Dairy and beef farmers giving vitamins, anthelmintic, or medicine.
  • Livestock technicians and animal health workers performing routine dosing.
  • Equine clinics for delivering appropriate big pills to horses whenever required.
  • Usage fits anywhere animals need exact oral dosing — from huge commercial dairy farms to small mixed farms and mobile vets.
When should Metal Balling Gun With Spring be used?
  • For routine herd dosing programs (e. g., deworming mineral boluses long-acting meds).
  • When animals require individual oral medication that cannot be given in feed.
  • During veterinary treatment of sick animals to ensure accurate dose reaches the stomach.
  • Speed and safety are important (reducing stress & handling time) in such situations.
  • It is not a substitute for emergency intubation or clinical procedures only use it for oral bolus administration.
Where is Metal Balling Gun With Spring used?
  • Barns, yards, and handling pens on farms.
  • Veterinary clinics and mobile field units.
  • Holding pens at markets or during livestock transport checks.
  • Training and farm education centers demonstrating correct dosing practice.
Why pick a metal balling gun with spring?
  • Consistent Delivery: The spring gives consistent force, ensuring boluses really get delivered into the throat.
  • Hygiene & Reuse: Stainless steel barrel and a removable rubber tip mean you can autoclave sterilize and do chemical cleaning between uses.
  • Operator Control: Pistol-style trigger offers good control over exactly when you administer the dose.
  • Safety: The rubber safety tip is gentle, reducing any chance of mouth or throat abrasion for the animal.
  • Versatility: You can get them in different lengths and barrel sizes to fit common bolus sizes for various animals.
  • Longevity: Metal construction resists bending and wear way better than some plastic types; parts like the tip and spring can be fixed up.

These real practical benefits make the tool good for farm work and vets where repeatable dosing and cleanliness are important.

How to use the Metal Balling Gun with Spring?
  • Prepare the Animal: Securely restrain the animal using suitable equipment like a head gate or halter; ensure all actions remain calm.
  • Load the Bolus: Open the barrel; carefully place the bolus or capsule into it. Close firmly ensuring it stays put.
  • Position the Gun: Hold the gun securely in your dominant hand. Position its rubber-tipped end carefully inside the animal’s mouth— leading it to rest at the tongue’s rear on the mouth roof.
  • Deliver the Dose: Press the trigger so that the spring gently pushes the bolus down the esophagus. Hold on for a moment to be sure it has been swallowed.
  • Withdraw and Monitor: Remove gun then watch animal confirming bolus was swallowed and breathing is normal.
  • Clean and Sterilize: Take apart that removable tip & clean the barrel. Sterilize following clinic protocol before next time you need it.

Training and gentle handling are really key for safety. For calves, foals, or super small animals use the smallest length and barrel size recommended.

Maintenance and Sterilization
  • Take off the rubber tip and clean that barrel using warm water & detergent after you use it each time.
  • The metal barrel and spring parts should be autoclaved if the clinic says so– but pay attention to the temperature limits for any polymer components.
  • Make it a point to look at that rubber tip and spring often; replace them as soon as you see wear or cracks.
  • If the manufacturer suggests it, please use a veterinary-grade lubricant that can also be autoclaved on any moving parts.
  • Once cleaned, store the device in a clean, dry case so dirt doesn’t get trapped in the barrel or on the spring– this is really important!

Taking care of your equipment properly not only helps it last longer but also makes sure everyone (both animals and people) stays safe when determining doses.

Categories
  • Veterinary Instruments → Oral Dosing Tools
  • Livestock Equipment → Medication & Dosing Supplies
  • Farm & Ranch Supplies → Herd Health Tools
Additional:

For more information about the product and how it can be used to determine its attributes, visit Facebook, Pinterest, or Wikipedia.
In addition, we have the Burdizzo Castrator 9 Inch, which is of high quality and autoclave compatible.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q. What size should I choose for cattle?
A: For adult cattle choose 15″ or 18″ with a barrel diameter matching common cattle bolus sizes (typically 14–20 mm). Use 12″ for young stock.
Q. Is the rubber tip of Metal Balling Gun With Spring replaceable?
A: Yes. The rubber safety tip is removable and replaceable; inspect it regularly and change if cracked or worn.
Q. How do I sterilize the Metal Balling Gun With Spring?
A: Disassemble removable polymer parts and autoclave metal components if clinic protocol allows.
Q. Can I use Metal Balling Gun With Spring for horses?
A: Yes for horses if an appropriate length and barrel diameter are chosen; ensure proper technique for equine anatomy and consult a veterinarian.

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