Wholesale buying guide
Hoof Picks and Brushes for Distributor Replenishment
Keep hoof-tool replenishment simple by separating a plain pick from a pick with an attached brush. Compare the working end, grip and storage shape of each complete tool. Choose the formats your customers use, then keep a model and quantity on each refill line instead of reordering an entire grooming kit.
- Plain pickSimple metal form with its own size
- Brush combinationPick and tuft block on one tool
- Refill identityMatch the complete grip and working end
Choose for your application
The Tool Format Gives Each Refill a Purpose
Relia offers the 1010 plain-pick route alongside SD-0705 and a covered-handle metal combination. Keeping those formats distinct helps you replenish the tool customers use rather than substitute another item with a similar colour.
Three Complete Tool Formats
- 1010
- Plain stainless-steel pick
- SD-0705
- Plastic-labelled pick-and-brush format
- Covered-handle combination
- Separate metal two-in-one tool
Read the design and specification notes
Choose the stainless-steel 1010 when you need a plain pick for the refill range. Compare its 14.5*5CM complete outline, working end and loop handle with the tool your customers use. Keep the SD-0705 and covered-handle combinations as separate brush-equipped choices.
A closer product look
The Brush Block Changes the Working Layout
SD-0705 combines a pick, brush and horse-profile handle. Compare the pick's access and the space around its tuft block together; a plastic material label alone does not describe the whole working construction.
Read the Combination Tool
- PickPoint and bend geometry
- BrushTuft block and surrounding space
- HandleProfile and holding area
Read the design and specification notes
SD-0705 lists plastic and is presented as a hoof-pick/brush reference with a horse-profile handle. Select it as that specific combined-tool format. Use the model and actual handle/brush arrangement for the first comparison. Ask for a confirmed tool mass if it matters to packing or shipment.
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The Plain Pick Has a Defined Size Starting Point
The 1010 stainless-steel pick lists 14.5×5CM. Keep that size beside a view of the bent point and slotted loop handle so the requested outline can be compared with your existing tool.
The 1010 Comparison
- Listed material
- Stainless Steel
- Listed size
- 14.5×5CM
- Drawing
- Identify the measured axes and bent end
Read the design and specification notes
The stainless-steel 1010 has a 14.5*5CM size and REGULAR option. Mark the complete-tool measurement axes on the drawing, then compare the bent point, loop handle and storage space with the tool you want to replenish.
| Reference | Declared material | Size or ordering basis |
|---|---|---|
| 1010 | Stainless Steel | 14.5*5CM; REGULAR |
| SD-0705 | plastic | Model and complete tool |
| Metal two-in-one | metal | Complete brush/pick construction |
Construction and making
Tip Forming and Brush Assembly Affect Different Features
Forming establishes the pick's bend and point; finishing defines its contact edges. On a combination tool, the brush block adds a separate connection. The chosen tool therefore needs both its working-end geometry and assembly compared, with its actual manufacturing route agreed.
From Tool Form to Finished Assembly
- FormPoint and bend
- FinishCompleted metal contact edges
- AssembleBrush block and handle connections
Read the design and specification notes
In a formed metal pick, the bending stage sets the hook profile, while later edge finishing addresses the tip, inside bend and handle opening. A pick-and-brush adds another manufacturing interface: the brush body and working end must join the grip in the intended positions. Treat these as general process considerations rather than a statement of one route for all three models. On a comparison sample, check the hook outline separately from the brush and handle connection.
Share the product link and your intended use, with these details:
- Tool format: Choose plain pick, SD-0705 or covered-handle combination.
- Working and storage fit: Show the required bend, grip and slot or eyelet.
- Refill quantity: State complete tools per line and whether brushes are included.
A closer product look
The Covered Grip Is a Separate Construction Choice
The metal two-in-one picture brings the covered handle, end eyelet and brush block together. Compare those parts separately from SD-0705 rather than treating a broad metal description as a complete material description.
The grip covering and brush material need their own component descriptions.
Locate the Supplied Parts
- Metal bodyPick and supporting structure
- Grip coveringSeparate composition and dimensions
- Tuft blockWorking face and attachment
Read the design and specification notes
The covered-handle metal pick-and-brush combines the working tip, brush and end eyelet in one tool. Choose it when that assembly suits your range better than the SD-0705 handle. Compare the complete brush/pick junction and identify the material required for each component on the selected version.
Choose for your application
New Stations and Refill Orders Need Different Units
A riding school may equip a new grooming station with a kit but replace a missing hoof tool individually. Keep the complete station contents apart from the quantity of each loose refill.
Match Quantity to the Task
- New stationDefined grooming kit
- Missing toolSelected single hoof-tool format
- ReplenishmentQuantity by complete tool
Read the design and specification notes
A kit order can contain one pick per pack, while a riding-school refill may be ordered by individual tool and colour. Put the count beside the model. Keep any packaging quantity separate from the number of tools you intend to buy, with the quantity of tools and the packing unit confirmed separately.
A closer product look
Storage Fit Includes the Whole Handle
The plain pick's slotted loop and complete handle belong in the storage comparison, alongside the bent working end. That helps distinguish the desired refill from a similar-looking pick with a different grip or hanging arrangement.
Compare Storage and Working Form
- Working endKeep the selected bend
- Hand areaRetain the whole grip
- Storage openingLocate the slot or eyelet
Read the design and specification notes
The open-loop 1010 form is easy to distinguish from the brush combinations when the whole product is shown. Use a complete reference image beside its code on your stock sheet. For mixed tool orders, label the pick separately from nearby hoof-oil applicators or farrier tools rather than grouping them all as hoof care.
Choose for your application
A Sample Selection Can Cover Three Formats
Compare one selected plain-pick version with each combination construction you need. Allocate quantity by complete tool, keeping brush inclusions and handle form explicit so the quotation covers the same refill units.
Build a Useful Comparison Set
- Plain pick1010 selected outline
- Plastic combinationSD-0705 complete tool
- Metal combinationCovered handle and brush
Read the design and specification notes
For a small range review, request the 1010 plain pick, SD-0705 combination and metal two-in-one as separate items. Compare their actual envelope and supplied pieces against the planned pack. This makes the decision a clear choice of format instead of a request for an unspecified better hoof pick.
| Buying task | Starting reference |
|---|---|
| Dimensioned plain pick | 1010 |
| Plastic-label combination | SD-0705 |
| Metal combination | Covered-handle pick and brush |
Products behind these choices
1010 Stainless Steel Hoof Pick with Slotted Loop Handle
Start a plain-pick comparison with the listed 14.5×5CM size.
View this product →SD-0705 Hoof Pick and Brush with Horse-Profile Handle
Compare the pick, tuft block and horse-profile handle together.
View this product →Metal Hoof Pick and Brush with Covered Handle and End Eyelet
Compare a covered metal handle, end eyelet and separate brush attachment.
View this product →Start a product discussion
Request the Hoof-Tool Refill You Need
Send the plain or brush-equipped pick you need, a clear working-end and handle view and quantities by model. Add the storage or grip requirements that affect the choice. We can discuss a relevant refill tool or sample without mixing it with a complete-kit order.
Qingdao Relia Saddlery Co., Ltd.Changjiang Road, Qingdao, Shandong, ChinaProduct discussion details
Build Your Enquiry
- Tool formatChoose plain pick, SD-0705 or covered-handle combination.
- Working and storage fitShow the required bend, grip and slot or eyelet.
- Refill quantityState complete tools per line and whether brushes are included.