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Wellington: Sheep shearing machines and cutter sets for shearing

Wellington stands for flexible-shaft shearing machines distributed by Kerbl. With us you will find the Worm-Drive unit, handpieces and matching blades.

Wellington: powerful shearing with a flexible shaft

The sheep shearing machines and cutter sets from Wellington reach the trade through Albert Kerbl GmbH in Buchbach, Germany. The heart of the range is the Worm-Drive unit. It works with a worm gear and a flexible shaft, delivers 370 watts and manages around 2,800 strokes per minute. It is built for sheep, goats, llamas and alpacas, so for anyone who regularly shears whole flocks.

Wellington at Agrarzone

You can buy the Worm-Drive sheep shearing machine with handpiece as a complete set or the handpiece on its own, for example as a replacement or a second unit. For the cutter sets there are cutters such as the BBW-4 and several combs: the 393, the 594 and the 793 fine wool comb. This lets you put together a cutter set that suits your animals' wool. There are also shearing blades for sheep, so you are never left without sharp blades during the season.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a cutter and a comb?
The comb glides through the wool and guides it. The cutter moves back and forth over it and does the cutting. Both need to match each other and be sharp.

What is the fine wool comb for?
It has closely spaced teeth and suits dense, fine fleeces. With coarse wool or dirty animals, a comb with wider tooth spacing usually gets through more easily.