For Western tack importers and brands
Wholesale Western Horse Bits by Shank and Mouthpiece
Choose Western bits your buying and sales teams can distinguish by shank and mouthpiece, then refine the decoration. We manufacture complete assemblies and can review your preferred profiles, attachments and supplied parts together. Start with the constructions your customers request and a focused sample set, so the first order grows around useful differences rather than similar finishes.
Start with a Complete Western Configuration
Make the functional choice clear before comparing trim. Relia manufactures its own Western bits and checks the complete configuration, including materials, dimensions, appearance and assembled fit. That lets your team compare a shank and mouthpiece combination as one product while keeping decorative changes separate.
Keep the assemblies distinct as you compare your range. The 10789LB-FD2-133WCR combines a 7-inch shank with a 5-inch Sweet Iron cricket-port mouth and copper rings. The 2634SI-FCT-M01 uses a 6¾-inch shank and a 5-inch Sweet Iron single-jointed mouth. Choose the functional combination before changing its trim.
Outline, overall reference dimension and attachment positions.
Jointed, ported or another documented construction.
Rings, hooks, chain and other agreed components.
Compare Attachment Positions Along the Shank
Keep the upper attachment, mouthpiece junction and lower rein attachment visible in the drawing. Total shank length alone does not define their spacing. For a controlled comparison, retain the same mouthpiece while reviewing cheek profiles. Do not calculate a leverage ratio from a model photograph or the overall dimension.
- Upper connectionRecord opening, orientation and bridle attachment space.
- Mouthpiece junctionLocate the junction relative to the complete cheek.
- Lower connectionRecord rein-ring position, section and movement.
- Complete outlineCompare the finished sample with the agreed reference.
Keep Port and Joint Details Visible
A high-looking centre, a short spoon and a single joint describe different structures. Choose the actual construction your customer is requesting, then compare the complete cheek-and-mouthpiece combination. These descriptions support procurement; they do not select a bit for an individual horse.
The BT0801 raised-centre reference can support a current-product discussion, while the model codes identify separate model designs.
Connect Metalwork to the Approved Shape
A Western-bit production brief starts with the cheek profile and mouthpiece construction. We arrange the appropriate forming operations, with machining or welding where the selected design requires them, then complete polishing, surface treatment and assembly. The attachment openings, mouthpiece junction and decorative boundaries stay tied to that model's drawing.
We verify materials, dimensions and appearance, and check moving parts and assembly fit. For your sample decision, compare the upper and lower connection positions, mouthpiece profile and supplied components together. Decoration is reviewed on the same base, so a trim revision remains distinct from a changed shank or mouthpiece.
| Checkpoint | Buyer-visible acceptance item |
|---|---|
| Cheek forming | Profile and attachment locations match the agreed drawing |
| Mouthpiece and joining | Construction, joints and component locations match the selected sample |
| Surface finishing | Agreed appearance and smooth accessible contact edges |
| Final assembly | Complete supplied parts and documented movement |
Use Decoration as a Separate Specification
Choose the decorative direction after fixing the functional base. Floral trim, copper bars and contrasting treatments each need their own location, material and finish description. We can review a physical sample with you so the appearance your brand approves stays tied to the correct assembly.
Compare One Change at a Time
A small, controlled sample set gives a clearer answer than a tray in which shank, mouthpiece and finish all change together. Hold two dimensions of the configuration steady while comparing the third. Qualified fitting and use assessment remain separate from this buying comparison.
| Comparison | Keep unchanged | Change deliberately |
|---|---|---|
| Cheek profile | Mouthpiece and finish | Documented cheek geometry |
| Mouthpiece | Cheek and finish | Joint, port or centre construction |
| Decorative finish | Base assembly | Approved trim and appearance |
Choose One Model for Each Sample
Use BT0712’s 125 mm, 145 mm and 135 mm option labels to identify the sample you want, then mark the measured feature on its drawing. Quote each complete model separately; a similar long cheek does not make its mouthpiece or dimensions interchangeable with another construction.
Make Every Assembly Identifiable
Your order list should show a complete base model, mouthpiece, measured size, finish and supplied accessories for each line. Keep any approved decorative revision attached to that same line. For a broader Western collection, coordinate bits, spurs and stirrups after the functional base of each category is fixed.
Complete model code, drawing or product link.
Drawing revision, dimensions and reference photographs.
Quantity, supplied accessories, requested packing and destination.
Start a Western Bit Sample Discussion
Send the complete Western-bit code, the mouthpiece you want to compare and your preferred shank reference. Add the target market and quantity so we can review a focused sample and quotation scope with you.
We will review the model and configuration with you before a quotation is agreed. Include quantities and destination so sample, packing and delivery terms can be considered together.
Qingdao Relia Saddlery Co., Ltd.
info@reliasaddlery.com · +86 18561762631
Changjiang Road, Qingdao, Shandong, China
- Choose the productSend the model code, product link or your drawing.
- Describe your versionInclude the size, construction or appearance you need to discuss.
- Plan the next stepAdd quantity and destination, then agree the sample and quotation scope with us.