AC7050 Rubber Horse Hoof Boot Shoe | Custom Colour and Reusable References

• Size

  S/M/L/XL
  Material

  Rubber
• Packaging

  None
  Model Number

  AC7050
• Type

  HorseShoes
  颜色

  Black

AC7050 brings together Rubber, Customized Colors and Reusable references in a horse hoof boot or shoe. Its actual selection labels are S, M, L and XL under Color. The yellow-looking composite shows an open rounded shell, split raised rear tabs and dark woven-looking bands, with another view showing an oval central base and elongated perimeter slots.

Define the intended repeated-use cycle

Reusable requires a defined cycle, cleaning conditions and inspection or replacement criteria for the accepted version. Ask for relevant cyclic-use and cleaning-compatibility evidence. The name alone does not establish durability, protective results or approval for a particular horse, hoof area or surface.

Keep the nominal label attached to its drawing

Request an opening, wall, base, slot, band and closure drawing matched to the measured hoof. Each nominal label needs measurement endpoints, method, tolerances and a version reference. Yellow appearance and the descriptive Black reference do not create additional selectable colours or a separate size axis.

• Identify the actual compound and grades behind Rubber.
• Allocate materials to shell, base, bands, frame and fasteners.
• Show the rear split and band contact during installed movement.
• Explain the base coverage and perimeter-slot construction.
• State the accepted quality and repeated-use inspection criteria.
• Itemize the complete supplied contents and actual count.

Agree a specific colour-change brief

Customized Colors calls for an accepted appearance sample and clearly defined changes. Ask Relia to associate that brief with the exact S, M, L or XL version and current package. A coloured image is not an unrestricted colour menu, and multiple pictured views do not settle inventory.

See the complete fastening action

Obtain the actual opening, fastening and adjustment demonstration with operating and care guidance. Slot appearance does not prove drainage, ventilation or friction benefits; intended-use and contact evidence should address the same accepted construction.