Elastrator tool
This is an elastrator tool, commonly used in veterinary and livestock management for castration and tail docking procedures.
The tool features a sturdy metal body with spring-loaded handles and four prongs at the tip that expand a rubber elastrator ring.
When the handles are squeezed, the prongs open, allowing the rubber ring to be positioned over the scrotum or tail.
Once released, the ring contracts to restrict blood flow, leading to controlled tissue removal over time.
This method is widely used on farms for its simplicity, effectiveness, and minimal blood loss.
The tool is designed for durability, easy cleaning, and repeated farm use.
