The Scabbling Advantage
Increased Traction Area - Scabbling provides a shallow groove which allows an animal's hoof to touch the bottom of the groove.
Traction along the groove - Chipping a groove provides a gripping edge that sawing or other grooving can't provide.
The Width - Scabbling has a great advantage over any other type of grooving. The wide groove provides up to 40% more traction area than conventional grooving.
The Cost - Scabbling costs up to 50% less than other types of grooving.
Traction along the groove - Chipping a groove provides a gripping edge that sawing or other grooving can't provide.
The Width - Scabbling has a great advantage over any other type of grooving. The wide groove provides up to 40% more traction area than conventional grooving.
The Cost - Scabbling costs up to 50% less than other types of grooving.
Tri-State Scabbling Grooves
A diagram of scabbling. The grooves are 1.25" wider than the ones shown below.
Traditional diamond-sawn safety grooves.
Conventional diamond-sawn safety grooves.
Every year we scabble across thousands of square feet of this and other types of grooving. See photo below.
Every year we scabble across thousands of square feet of this and other types of grooving. See photo below.
Tri-State Scabbling, over top of traditional diamond-sawn grooves.
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