


Safe-T-Force Air is the modern pneumatic technology engineered to significantly improve cattle flow and operator precision in the yard, making handling substantially smoother, faster, and safer. This advanced system replaces demanding manual labor with air-powered mechanisms, allowing handlers to achieve strong, precise control over cattle movement with greatly reduced physical effort.
Yes, it is designed to integrate with existing Force systems and races, with pneumatic activation added for ease and precision.
Generally yes. Air-powered systems reduce wear on manual parts but still require regular checks on air lines, valves, and fittings.
Yes, especially for higher throughput operations where pneumatic control improves speed and reduces operator effort.
Pneumatic systems are significantly quieter and smoother, which reduces stress on cattle and contributes to calmer handling overall.



Safe-T-Force Air is the modern pneumatic technology engineered to significantly improve cattle flow and operator precision in the yard, making handling substantially smoother, faster, and safer. This advanced system replaces demanding manual labor with air-powered mechanisms, allowing handlers to achieve strong, precise control over cattle movement with greatly reduced physical effort.
Safe-T-Force Air systems are developed with producer feedback and refined in demanding yard conditions. With RPM, you get a safer, quieter, and more efficient setup that reduces labor, improves cattle flow, and supports long-term operational success.
Yes, it is designed to integrate with existing Force systems and races, with pneumatic activation added for ease and precision.
Generally yes. Air-powered systems reduce wear on manual parts but still require regular checks on air lines, valves, and fittings.
Yes, especially for higher throughput operations where pneumatic control improves speed and reduces operator effort.
Pneumatic systems are significantly quieter and smoother, which reduces stress on cattle and contributes to calmer handling overall.