JPS6219166Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a farrowing pig stall fence, with a V-shaped wall in front and behind the partition fence installed outside the parallel farrowing fence where the parent pigs are placed.
It is characterized by having a cut space in the shape of a type or a modified V shape.

Traditional pig stall fences have straight fences at the front and back, and
Because there was no cutting space for the mold etc.
Cleaning of the pig stall fences was carried out by entering the fence each time. However, the inside of the fence is extremely unsanitary due to excrement, urine, etc., and it is desirable to be able to clean and maintain the fence without entering it.

This invention eliminates the need for linear fences in front and rear of the pig stall fence, and creates V-shaped cut spaces at the front and rear of each block, eliminating the need to enter the fence and making it easier to scrape out manure, urine, etc. This is a fence for farrowing pigs.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. The parallel calving fences 1, 1 open outward at the front and rear to form a C shape, and the pre-calving fences 1a, 1a and the post-calving fences 1b, 1b are attached by hinge fittings 2 or the like. The bottom sides of the postpartum fences 1b, 1b are formed to be shorter than the bottom sides of the postpartum fences 1, 1. The outer partition fences 3, 3 parallel to the birthing fences 1, 1 have front and rear partition fences 3a, 3a and rear partition fences 3b, 3b, which open in a V-shape at the front and rear, attached using hinge fittings 2 or the like. V-shaped cut spaces 4 and 5 are formed in front and behind the partition fences 3 and 3 by the V-shaped partition front and rear fences. Also, the tip of the pre-calving fence 1a and the tip of one side of the V-shaped partition front fence 3a are attached to the vertical pillar 7a of the type support 7 for the front door fence 6 with hinge fittings 2, etc., and the rear end of the post-calving fence 1b and the V-shaped partition are attached. rear fence 3
The rear end of one side b is attached to the vertical column 9a of the mold support 9 for the rear door fence 8 using a hinge fitting 2 or the like. The front door fence 6 and the rear door fence 8 are the vertical pillars 7 of the front and rear mold supports 7 and 9.
It is installed between a and 7a and between 9a and 9a so that it can be opened both ways.

The present invention is as described above. Conventionally, the front and rear fences were straight lines, so cleaning, etc., had to be done by entering the pigpen fences each time, which was very inconvenient due to the presence of excrement and urine. In addition to being sanitary, the partition fence and pig stall fence formed a right angle, making it difficult to scrape out excrement, urine, etc.
In the present invention, V-shaped cut spaces are provided in front and behind the partition fence, so that the pigs can enter the V-shaped cut space without entering the pigpen fence and manage the cleaning by scraping out waste such as excrement, which is more sanitary. The interior angles of the front and rear fences of the partition and the front and rear fences are obtuse angles, making it extremely easy to scrape out dirt and clean.

As another embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, the front end of the partition fence 3 is extended to the position of the pre-calving fence 1a at the front part of the pig stall fence, and the partition fence 3 is extended in the middle, on the left, or on the right. A diagonal partition front fence 10 is provided at the front partition, and a modified V-shaped cut space 11 is formed by the diagonal partition front fence 10 and the partition fence 3. Consideration should also be given to accommodating the heat insulating box 12 in the space.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a plan view;
FIG. 2 is a perspective plan view, and FIG. 3 is a plan view showing another embodiment. In addition, in the figure, 1 is the calving fence, 1a is the pre-calving fence, and 1b
is the postpartum fence, 3 is the partition fence, 3a is the partition front fence,
3b is the fence after the partition, 4 and 5 are the V-shaped cut spaces,
7 and 9 are type supports, 10 is a diagonal partition front fence, 1
1 is a modified V-shaped space, and 12 is a heat insulation box.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) A door is attached between each of a pair of type supports to form a front door fence and a rear door fence, and a door is attached to the front door fence and rear door fence. In a farrowing pig stall fence in which pig stalls are connected in the left and right direction with a partition fence across, there is a space for piglets parallel to the farrowing fences 1 and 1 parallel to the front and back direction in the center of the pig stall. A farrowing pig stall fence is provided with partition fences 3a and 3b that open in a V-shape at the front and rear. (2) In the farrowing pig pen fence set forth in claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, the V-shaped partition front fence 3a and rear fence 3
b is a farrowing pig stall fence in which one side of each is rotatably attached to partition fences 3, 3 parallel to the front-rear direction. (3) In the farrowing pig stall fence set forth in claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, the partition fence 3a and rear fence 3b are
Partition fences 3, 3 formed into a shape and parallel to the front and back direction
Pig pen fence for farrowing that is rotatably attached to the (4) In the farrowing pig stall fence set forth in claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, the partition fences 3, 3 parallel to the front and back direction
Front and rear V-shaped partitions Front fence 3a and rear fence 3b
A farrowing pig stall fence with integrated