Elastrator Castration or Tail Docker Pliers — 8' blue plastic handle veterinary instrument Quick, reliable tool for placing elastrator bands during castration or tail docking procedures. This 8inch veterinary plier is designed to give controlled band placement with a comfortable blue plastic handle for improved grip and handling in the field. Key benefits Designed specifically for elastrator castration and tail docking tasks, helping you complete procedures efficiently. 8' length provides good reach and leverage for controlled band placement and reduced hand strain. Blue plastic handles offer a secure, easytoclean grip for repeated use. Compact, straightforward design makes the tool simple to operate and suitable for onfarm procedures. Key attributes Purpose: Elastrator castration or tail docking pliers for placing bands. Handle: Blue plastic handles for grip and handling. Size: 8 inches overall length. Type: Veterinary instrument intended for elastrator use. How it helps Speeds up routine procedures by enabling quick band placement with controlled movement. Improves operator control during placement, which can reduce handling time and stress on the animal. Simple design minimizes the learning curve for trained personnel performing routine livestock care. Typical use cases Placing elastrator rings for castration of young livestock in onfarm settings. Tail docking procedures in sheep and other small ruminants where elastrator bands are used. Any veterinary or husbandry task that requires reliable placement of elastic castration or docking bands using pliers. What to expect A purposebuilt veterinary plier with blue plastic handles and an 8' form factor that balances reach and control. Intended for experienced users following proper veterinary or husbandry protocols. Use appropriate training and follow animal welfare guidelines when performing castration or tail docking. Notes This listing reflects the instrument described as Elastrator Castration or Tail Docker Pliers with blue plastic handle, 8' length, intended as a veterinary instrument. Follow local regulations and practices for animal care and procedure use.