serving our customers for over 70 years
Built by Blattner. Built to Last.
Made in the USA
In designing our livestock handling equipment, we always try to keep three things in mind: safety, ease of operation, and efficiency.
Safe– We strive to keep both the livestock and the operators safe in any operation. We know how important the people that help work to make our ranches go, but we also keep the livestock animal in mind at the same time.
Efficient– The adjustability on our equipment helps to keep operations flowing. Our equipment gives the ability to move livestock quickly and quietly in order to minimize the stress on both the livestock and the rancher.
Durable– Our products are built with steel and man welders to ensure customer satisfaction. Our products are built to last, with longevity in mind.
Used and Tested on Our Own Livestock
In order to assure that our equipment is practical and functional for our customers, it is used and tested in our own livestock operation before going to production. If it doesn’t work for us, chances are it won’t work for others either. If we are happy with our results, we then get the opinion of some local ranchers. If our results are still satisfactory, we then go to production, if not, it’s back to the drawing board.
We continue to improve and add to our product line. For this reason, we would like to hear from our customers with any comments or recommendations they might have. We are not always able to accommodate everyone’s wish, but we do listen and try to better our product when possible.
When you buy BLATTNER, you know you can keep our products in your family operation for years to come.
Over 70 years experience
Family-owned and operated since the 1950s, Blattner Feedlot Construction has been building quality commercial feedlots, gates, and fencing supplies for over 70 years. Providing our customers with the best sales and service ever since! The company has continued to grow and adapt through the ups and downs of the cattle industry. Upon seeing a need we began designing and manufacturing portable livestock equipment that would not only be affordable but also practical and efficient for the producers and growers of today’s beef. This line of products was then offered to the public utilizing trade shows, dealers, and distributors. In 1992, the addition these products came to be known as Blattner Livestock Equipment.
