Red River Arena's calf roping chutes are the longest lasting and heaviest roping chutes on the market. Red River Arena's steer, calf, and cattle roping chutes are both constructed from galvanized 16 gauge sheet metal and 16 gauge steel tubing. Many PRCA cowboys, such as Tyler Magnus, Justin McBride, and J.W. Harris, have purchased Red River steer roping chute (sometimes misspelled as "cattle shoots") for their practice arenas at home. Roping chutes come with a 5 year warranty. Ropers have depended on Red River Arena's cattle roping chutes for over 20 years for dependable and affordable roping chutes for their personal roping arenas. Red River Arena's now offers FREE DELIVERY for cattle roping chutes to most lower 48 states! Remember with Red River Arena's you "Spend Less and Get More!"
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The Difference Between "Painting/Powder Coating" and "Galvanized"
Painting/Powder Coating - An organic topping that provides barrier-layer protection. As long as there is no mechanical abrasion of the finish, the painting/powder coating on a cattle roping chute can probably last as long as the galvanizing; but once the coating is damaged and breached and the steel exposed, that exposed steel will rapidly rust.
Galvanized - Galvanization is the process of applying a protective zinc coating to steel or iron, in order to prevent rusting. This means that even if the coating of the cattle roping chute is scratched or abraded, the exposed steel will still be protected from corrosion. - an advantage absent from paint, enamel, powder coating and other methods. Galvanizing is also favored as a means of protective coating for cattle roping chutes because of its low cost, ease of application and comparatively long maintenance-free service life.
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