Aluminum Sorting Panel
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More about Aluminum Sorting Panel
Constructed from 16-gauge aluminum, these durable sorting panels are ideal for guiding swine in and out of stalls and crates. Features a rounded handle for easy handling.
Features/Advantages:
- Welded, not screwed, to a 1 1/2" aluminum frame
- Lightweight, but strong
- Easy to handle and clean
- Panels are 32 1/2" tall
Available Sizes:
- 24" x 32 1/2"; 9 lbs.
- 30" x 32 1/2"; 11 lbs.
- 39" x 32 1/2"; 13 lbs.
- 48" x 32 1/2"; 14 lbs.
- 60" x 32 1/2"; 18 lbs.
I got these smaller panels for the grandkids to use, but they are awefully thick and heavy! The only good thing is they ARE so thick, there’s no danger of them slipping between the slats into the pit below. I was going to return them, but the shipping charge was almost $100, so I decided to keep them.
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I got these smaller panels for the grandkids to use, but they are awefully thick and heavy! The only good thing is they ARE so thick, there’s no danger of them slipping between the slats into the pit below. I was going to return them, but the shipping charge was almost $100, so I decided to keep them.