Short Handle Animal Feed Scoop PP Plastic In Feed Room With Marked Graduations

Manufacturing Company Plastic Animal Feed Scoop For Grooming

Online for Equine stock this Saddler's feed scoop.

Made from high-quality plastic, this feed scoop is a must-have essential in every feed room. Features include a short handle for ease of use and this scoop also features marked graduations along the sides for accurate measurement of food.

Available in red, blue, black or green.

OUR ADVANTAGES

1. OEM service is available.
2. We provide a free sample.
3. Any time you contact us is convenient.
4. We will provide you with all the details that you required during mass production.
5. Customize your mould according to your needs.
6. We can help you understand the production progress of your orders for the first time by photos or videos.
7. Your requirements and complaints are highly respected.

OUR COMPANY

Yima Plastic Products Factory was established in 2005. In the highly competitive harness market, we are adhering to the service principle of “unity, pragmatism, innovation, and trustworthiness”. With the professional service and the diligent efforts of all employees for many years, we have developed into A comprehensive factory integrating injection molding, wooden handle, brush making, punching, and mold development. The business scope covers the design and manufacture of molds, horse house cleaning products, and industrial civilian products. All products exported to Europe and the United States and more than 100 countries and regions. One horse is well received by customers because of its strong technical force and excellent service. It enjoys a good reputation in the harness industry and has established a good partnership with many famous companies. At the same time, the company has continuously perfected itself and consolidated a set of effective market diversification development strategies with a modern commercial consciousness. It sincerely cooperates with customers to expand the market and is moving toward more professionalization, scale, and internationalization. The direction of change.