Special Solid Fence for Sows

Space Design for Sow and Piglet Safety
Sow and Piglet Space: The product design considers the risk of sows accidentally squeezing piglets. The enclosure arrangement should account for the intended sow area and piglet resting space.
Activity Space: Honde highlights dimension planning that provides suitable activity space for sows while maintaining resting areas for young piglets. This makes the layout of the farrowing area an important part of installation planning.
 

Hot-Dip Galvanized Surface
Rust Protection: Honde specifies a hot-dip galvanized finish to help resist rust. This treatment is relevant to livestock housing, where equipment is exposed to moisture and demanding barn conditions.
Resistance to Barn Conditions: The product description states that the finish helps withstand humid environments and chemical erosion from livestock waste. Routine cleaning and inspection remain important for equipment maintenance.
 

Welded Frame and Layout Flexibility
Welded Construction: Honde describes the welded frame as providing structural strength. Frame construction is a key consideration when selecting enclosure equipment for regular use in a farrowing area.
Flexible Arrangement: The product description identifies a modular design that supports different layouts according to available pig house space. Buyers should consider the installation area and surrounding pen arrangement when planning the enclosure. 

For project-based purchasing, the following information helps define the required product configuration and installation plan. 

Specification Check: Compare the product name, intended use, frame structure, and surface treatment with the agreed order details before accepting the shipment.

Surface Condition: Inspect the galvanized finish for visible damage upon receipt. Record any discrepancies between the delivered goods and the agreed specifications.

Quantity and Documentation: Check the delivered quantity against the packing information and retain the relevant order records for inventory and installation.

Quantity Planning: Calculate the required number of fences based on the planned farrowing areas to help coordinate receiving and installation.

Handling and Protection: Packaging and handling arrangements should account for the welded frame and galvanized surface to reduce the risk of transport damage.

Shipping Records: Keep product descriptions, quantities, packing information, and destination details consistent across the shipping and receiving documents.