Cow Mattresses & Rubber Mats
Cow Mat for Cattle Barns and Livestock Rubber Flooring
- MaterialRubber
- Width Range1.22–1.83 m
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This manure scraper is an automatic barn cleaning system designed for cattle barns, dairy farms, horse facilities, donkey barns, mule barns and large livestock farms. It uses a drive unit, chain or traction structure, control cabinet and scraper blade to move manure through a closed-loop alley cleaning path and collect manure into a channel or handling area. The system supports automatic operation, manual mode switching, adjustable speed and 1–4 scraper lane layouts.
This automatic manure scraper system is designed for livestock barns that need scheduled, repeatable and labor-saving manure removal. The system uses a main drive unit, control cabinet, traction chain or wire-rope structure, guide wheel, tensioning system and scraper blade to move manure along the barn alley and push it into a manure collection channel.
The scraper runs through a closed-loop cleaning path. During operation, manure, urine, bedding residue and wastewater are moved toward the collection area, helping farms keep barn alleys cleaner and more manageable. The control system can support automatic operation, manual mode switching, animation display, automatic memory, alarm record and emergency stop functions.
This system is suitable for cattle, horses, donkeys and mules, especially in dairy barns, beef cattle barns, horse facilities and livestock farms with fixed manure alleys. It is most suitable for farms planning automatic manure removal during new barn construction or barn cleaning system renovation.

| Function | Practical Value |
| Touch-Screen Control | Allows operators to view and manage the system more easily |
| Animation Display | Shows the running status visually on the control interface |
| Automatic Memory | Helps retain operation settings and support repeated cleaning routines |
| Alarm Record | Records fault or alarm information during system operation |
| Automatic Fault Analysis | Supports quicker troubleshooting when abnormal operation occurs |
| Automatic / Manual Mode Switching | Allows scheduled cleaning and temporary manual operation |
| Timed Cleaning | Cleaning time can be set according to barn management needs |
| Temporary Cleaning | Manual or temporary cleaning can be used when manure accumulation changes |
| Emergency Stop | Allows quick system shutdown during maintenance or unexpected conditions |
| Structure Point | Description |
| Galvanized Chain Drive | Suitable for wet, muddy and manure-rich barn environments |
| Sprocket Engagement | The sprocket engages with the chain to reduce slipping and idle running |
| Guide Wheel Layout | Helps direct scraper movement along the barn alley |
| Tensioning Device | Helps maintain chain stability during long-term operation |
| Closed-Loop Movement | Supports continuous scraping along the designed manure alley path |
| Scraper Blade Assembly | Pushes manure, urine, bedding residue and wastewater toward the collection channel |
| Blade Lifting / Retraction | Can be configured to match running direction and barn cleaning workflow |
| Chain or Wire-Rope Traction | Traction method can be discussed according to barn layout and project requirement |
| Configuration | Best For | Main Advantage | Buyer Notes |
| One Drive for One Scraper Lane | Single manure alley or simple barn layout | Simple structure and easier planning | Confirm alley length and discharge direction |
| One Drive for Two Scraper Lanes | Small or medium barns | Balanced layout for two alleys | Confirm lane spacing and guide wheel position |
| One Drive for Three Scraper Lanes | Medium livestock barns | Wider barn coverage | Confirm manure channel arrangement |
| One Drive for Four Scraper Lanes | Larger cattle or dairy barns | Multi-lane cleaning with one drive unit | Confirm barn drawings before quotation |
| Chain-Driven Scraper System | Long manure alleys | Stable traction and repeatable movement | Confirm chain specification and alley length |
| Wire-Rope Traction Option | Project-based barn layouts | Alternative traction method | Confirm layout and maintenance access |
| Touch-Screen Control System | Automatic barn cleaning management | Easier monitoring and operation | Confirm control cabinet location |
| Tensioning System | Long-term barn operation | Helps maintain traction stability | Confirm maintenance access space |
| Anti-Freezing Configuration | Cold-climate barns | Supports winter operation conditions | Confirm local temperature and barn structure |
| Automatic Lubrication System | Long-term operation | Reduces manual lubrication workload | Confirm cleaning schedule and chain layout |
| Item | Available / Reference Specification |
| Product Type | Automatic manure scraper system / cattle barn manure scraper |
| Main Use | Barn manure alley cleaning and manure collection |
| Automation Level | Fully automatic |
| Operation Mode | Automatic operation and manual mode switching |
| Control System | Touch-screen control cabinet |
| Display Functions | Operation status display, animation display, automatic memory and alarm record support |
| Fault Handling Support | Alarm record and automatic fault analysis support |
| Layout Options | One drive unit can support 1–4 scraper blades or scraper lanes |
| Voltage | 380V |
| Power | 1.5 kW |
| Transport Length | 10–260 m |
| Reference Scraper Stroke | About 140 m |
| Weight Reference | Approximately 860 kg |
| Supporting Equipment | Control cabinet, main machine support and related installation structure |
| Suitable Animals | Cattle, horses, donkeys and mules |
| Traction Method | Chain drive or wire-rope traction can be discussed by project layout |
| Chain Reference | Galvanized chain drive |
| Main Structure | Drive unit, control cabinet, scraper blade, traction chain, sprocket, guide wheel, tensioning system and manure channel layout |
| Optional Configuration | Emergency stop, anti-freezing device, automatic lubrication and customized barn layout |
| Customization | Scraper lane quantity, scraper blade quantity, transport length, scraper blade structure, control layout and project installation plan |
| Project Detail | Why It Matters |
| Barn Layout Drawing | Determines scraper lane quantity, drive location, running path and manure discharge direction |
| Manure Alley Length | Determines chain length, scraper stroke and transport length |
| Alley Width and Channel Width | Determines scraper blade width and cleaning coverage |
| Manure Collection Position | Determines scraping direction and discharge point |
| Power Supply Condition | Confirms 380V power, wiring route and control cabinet placement |
| Cable Length Condition | Long cable runs should be planned carefully; single-motor cable length should be controlled according to project electrical requirements |
| Barn Temperature Condition | Helps determine whether anti-freezing configuration is needed |
| Maintenance Access Space | Important for chain adjustment, guide wheel inspection, lubrication and cleaning |
| Cleaning Frequency | Helps determine timed cleaning settings and running speed |
| Animal Type and Barn Use | Helps match scraper structure with cattle, horse, donkey or mule barns |
| Custom Option | Available Choices | Buyer Notes |
| Scraper Lane Layout | One drive for 1–4 scraper lanes | Confirm barn drawing and alley layout |
| Scraper Blade Quantity | 1–4 scraper blades by project design | Confirm manure alley quantity and running direction |
| Transport Length | 10–260 m reference range | Confirm actual manure alley length |
| Scraper Stroke | About 140 m reference stroke | Confirm required travel distance |
| Scraper Blade Structure | Customized according to alley width and manure condition | Confirm channel width and floor condition |
| Chain and Sprocket Layout | Project-based configuration | Confirm scraper movement path and maintenance access |
| Traction Method | Chain drive or wire-rope traction | Confirm project layout and maintenance preference |
| Control Cabinet | Standard or project-specific control layout | Confirm installation location and power supply |
| Running Speed | Adjustable speed configuration | Confirm manure volume and cleaning frequency |
| Tensioning System | Project-matched tensioning structure | Useful for longer scraper lanes |
| Emergency Stop | Available by project requirement | Recommended for barn safety management |
| Anti-Freezing Device | Optional for cold-climate barns | Confirm winter temperature and barn insulation |
| Automatic Lubrication | Optional maintenance-support configuration | Useful for long-term operation |
| Packaging | Semi-finished bare packaging or project packaging | Confirm shipment method and installation plan |
| Feature | Automatic Manure Scraper System | Manual Barn Cleaning | Tractor or Skid-Steer Scraper |
| Main Use | Automatic manure alley cleaning | Manual manure removal | Mechanical manure pushing with vehicle |
| Best For | Dairy barns, cattle barns and fixed manure alleys | Small barns or temporary cleaning | Open yards, wide alleys and vehicle-accessible barns |
| Labor Demand | Lower after installation | High and repetitive | Medium, requires operator |
| Cleaning Consistency | More repeatable through timed operation | Depends on labor availability | Depends on operator and access |
| Control System | Touch-screen control, memory, alarm records | No system control | Vehicle operation only |
| Barn Layout Requirement | Needs manure alley, drive unit, traction path and collection channel | Flexible | Needs vehicle access and turning space |
| Automation Level | Fully automatic with manual mode option | Manual | Equipment-assisted |
| Installation Requirement | Requires planning during construction or renovation | Low | Requires suitable barn access |
| Recommended Buyer | Farms needing scheduled cleaning in fixed barn alleys | Small farms with limited cleaning areas | Farms with wide access lanes and vehicle workflow |
| Installation Point | Recommendation |
| Civil Construction Reservation | Reserve the middle track position before civil construction to avoid cutting or rebuilding the manure channel later |
| Scraper Blade Position | During embedded installation, the scraper blade should stay within the manure channel and should not protrude outside the channel |
| Drive Unit Foundation | Reserve the foundation position for the main drive unit in advance |
| Stable Drive Base | Ensure the drive unit base is firm and stable before installation |
| Sprocket Alignment | The sprocket and main machine should be installed level to support stable chain movement |
| Motor and Control Cabinet Wiring | Motor and control cabinet wiring should be planned according to the required 380V power supply |
| Maintenance Access | Reserve enough space for inspection, lubrication, cleaning and tension adjustment |
| Grease Filling and Cleaning | Leave access for grease filling and routine cleaning around the drive and chain system |
| Project Drawing Confirmation | Final installation should follow the confirmed barn layout, manure channel design and electrical plan |



This automatic manure scraper system is suitable for cattle, horses, donkeys, mules and similar livestock barns with fixed manure alleys or cleaning channels.
It is used to automatically push manure, urine, bedding residue and wastewater from barn alleys toward a manure collection channel or handling area.
One drive unit can be configured for 1–4 scraper blades or scraper lanes according to barn layout and manure channel design.
Reference specifications include 380V voltage, 1.5 kW power, 10–260 m transport length, about 140 m reference scraper stroke, approximately 860 kg weight, fully automatic operation and touch-screen control cabinet support.
Yes. The system can support automatic operation for scheduled cleaning and manual mode for temporary cleaning, inspection or maintenance.
The control system can support touch-screen operation, animation display, automatic memory, alarm records, fault analysis and emergency stop configuration.
Yes. Scraper lane quantity, scraper blade quantity, transport length, scraper blade structure, chain layout, guide wheel position, control cabinet placement and optional functions can be configured according to the project.
No. This product is a fixed automatic barn manure scraper system driven by a main unit and chain or traction structure. A tractor manure scraper is a different type of vehicle-mounted or attachment-based cleaning tool.
Please provide animal type, barn layout drawing, manure alley length, alley width, channel width, power supply condition, cleaning frequency, scraper lane quantity, scraper blade quantity and destination market.
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