Integrated water mechanisms keep animals hydrated in boxes from loading through anesthetization, reducing stress during transport and holding.
Moveable walls partition pens and guide livestock from rearing to a processing plant, reducing distress, injury, and manual handling.
A mechanized extraction device simultaneously removes two stacks of drawer-like cages from transport units.
An optical sensing system detects fish dimensions to drive a controllable actuator, adjusting the anesthetic position for precise stunning across varying sizes.
An internal anvil supports the neck from within the cavity, improving breaking accuracy and reducing carcass damage compared to external backplates.
A shackle pivot mechanism aligns the lower retention portion with conveyor slopes to maintain animal orientation during transport.
A securing device anchors to the pelvic bone to suspend animal carcasses in an elevated position.