The GAULIFT Agro Cow Lifting Belt is a professional livestock handling solution designed to safely lift and support cows and other large animals during veterinary treatment, recovery, transportation, or rescue operations. Constructed from high-strength polyester webbing, this lifting belt provides exceptional durability and dependable performance in demanding farm environments. With a load capacity of 1800 kg and a length of 1.5 meters, the belt offers excellent support for large livestock while maintaining stability during lifting. The wide support area helps distribute the animal's weight evenly, minimizing discomfort and reducing the risk of injury. The belt is fitted with heavy-duty D-rings that provide secure connection points for cranes, chain hoists, lifting slings, or pulley systems. Its adjustable design allows for easy positioning and efficient handling, making it suitable for veterinary hospitals, dairy farms, gaushalas, cattle shelters, and animal rescue teams. Whether assisting a recovering cow, supporting a weak animal, or carrying out a rescue operation, the GAULIFT Agro Cow Lifting Belt delivers strength, safety, and reliable support when it is needed most.
High Load Capacity – 1800 kg – Designed to safely support and lift cows and large livestock weighing up to 1800 kg, making it ideal for farms, veterinary care, and animal rescue operations.
Heavy-Duty Polyester Construction – Manufactured from premium-quality polyester webbing that offers excellent strength, durability, and resistance to wear and tear.
Integrated Heavy-Duty D-Rings – Equipped with strong metal D-rings for secure attachment to hoists, cranes, chain blocks, or lifting systems.
Comfortable & Balanced Support – Wide belt design helps distribute weight evenly, reducing pressure on the animal and improving lifting stability.
Adjustable & Easy to Use – Designed for quick installation and removal, making handling easier for farmers, veterinarians, and rescue personnel.
Ideal for Recovery & Veterinary Care – Suitable for assisting injured, weak, pregnant, recovering, or immobilized cattle and large farm animals.
