Custom Rubber Horse Bell Shoe AC7050 | S M L XL Nominal Labels

• Size

  S/M/L/XL
  Material

  Rubber
• Packaging

  None
  Model Number

  AC7050
• Type

  HorseShoes
  颜色

  Black

The red-looking AC7050 composite presents a rounded open shell with split raised rear tabs, two dark bands and a lower frame-like piece. A second view reveals an oval central base area bordered by elongated slots. Rubber and horse bell shoe/hoof boot references identify the enquiry, while the actual Color labels remain S, M, L and XL.

Build a part-by-part version record

Ask for the accepted exact-label sample and its descriptive Black appearance correspondence. The red picture does not establish a Red option or an independent Black choice. Record the complete shell, base, band, frame, fastening and fitting inventory, then confirm actual supplied count and current Custom changes.

• Specify each component's compound, grade and manufacturing process.
• Identify band fibres and the attachments to shell and frame.
• Locate the opening, rear tabs, wall and slots on the drawing.
• Show the entire actual fastening and adjustment cycle.
• Confirm the itemized package against the selected version.

Measure the nominal labels against the hoof

Obtain actual hoof-to-boot geometry with measurement features, endpoints, method and tolerances for the particular version. S/M/L/XL are nominal references rather than a dimensional guarantee. Include the base, slot, band and fastening layout. Pictured openings do not prove drainage, ventilation, friction benefit or complete sole coverage.

Evaluate the stated injury-contact arrangement

For injured-hoof, dirty-water or feces references, obtain qualified actual-horse, hoof-condition and exact-version use/contact evidence with user limits. No clinical, healing, infection-prevention, waterproof/sealed-barrier or contamination-exclusion result is established. Request installed movement and contact demonstrations plus operating, inspection and care instructions. Send Relia the precise sample, proposed arrangement and accepted-change brief so the current offer corresponds to the construction being assessed.