Hoof Discs Cattle: Quick Horn Removal at the Hoof Crush
With an angle grinder, trimming goes quickly from the hand. Here you will find hoof discs and grinding discs for cattle claws.
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IP PHILIPSEN Super hoof grinding disc fitted on both sides, 125 mm
Regular price: €64.99
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Kerbl ProTrim hoof trimming disc for angle grinders, 114 mm, 6 blades
Regular price: €194.87
Kerbl Claw Cutting Disc Alu Profi 120 mm, lightweight, gentle horn removal, 3 Cut
Regular price: €157.79
Kerbl Super Claw Grinding Disc Tight for Hard Claws
Sale price: From €44.83 Regular price: €49.99 (10.32% saved)
Kerbl Hoof Side Cutter for Hard Claw Horn, Slightly Curved, 64 cm
Regular price: €65.84
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Kerbl Abrasive Disc Wide Grit 40 Tungsten Carbide for Cattle
Sale price: €26.62 Regular price: €28.99 (8.18% saved)
Hoof Discs: Pace in Hoof Trimming
If you trim many animals, an angle grinder gets you along much faster than the knife alone. Hoof discs take off surplus horn quickly and bring the claw into shape. The knife then takes over the fine work. What matters is the right disc size, a properly fitted guard and a calm way of working at the hoof crush.
Disc types and grit
Discs with inserted blades work very aggressively and remove a lot of horn in a short time. They suit experienced users who can judge the removal well. Grinding discs with tungsten carbide grit take off more evenly and are more forgiving. The grit determines how coarsely you work: coarse grit brings pace, finer grit gives a smoother result. Common diameters are around 115 and 127 millimetres, matching the usual angle grinders. Always check that disc, mount and speed of your machine fit together.
Working safely and spotting wear
Always work with safety goggles, gloves and ear protection, because horn dust and noise take their toll. A firmly seated disc guard on the machine is part of that. Guide the disc calmly and flat instead of pressing on one spot, then the sole stays even and you do not take off too much. Replace blunt or damaged discs immediately. Check blades, grit and mount before every use. When in doubt, less removal is the better choice, because a sole that is too thin quickly leads to lameness. Take a short break now and then, because working with the grinder at the crush is demanding for your arms and your back.
Frequently asked questions
Which disc size fits my machine?
Usual sizes are 115 and 127 millimetres. What counts is the bore and the permitted speed, which is stated on the disc itself.
Blade disc or grinding disc?
Blade discs work fast and call for experience. Tungsten carbide discs take off more evenly and are the calmer choice to start with.
What protective equipment do I need?
Safety goggles, gloves and ear protection plus a firmly mounted disc guard. Horn dust and noise should not be underestimated.
Hoof Discs for the Angle Grinder
With many animals, an angle grinder saves noticeable time. Hoof discs take off surplus horn quickly and bring the claw into shape, and the knife then handles the fine work. Discs with inserted blades work very fast and call for experience, while grinding discs with tungsten carbide grit take off more evenly and are more forgiving. Through the grit you control how coarsely you work. Common diameters are around 115 and 127 millimetres, so always check the mount and the permitted speed of your machine. Work with safety goggles, gloves and ear protection, guide the disc flat and calmly and replace blunt or damaged discs immediately. When in doubt, less removal is the better choice, because a sole that is too thin quickly leads to lameness. Keep a second disc ready so that you can carry on without a stop.