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RPM Rural Products

RPM Rural Products

RPM Rural Products is Australia's leading manufacturer and supplier of livestock and rural equipment. From cattle crushes to gates, fencing, unique air-drafting equipment and other specialty products, you'll find what you need at RPM. And if you don't we'll make it for you!

RPM, located in Gatton, Queensland, was formed in 1990 and today is recognised throughout Australia and overseas for the company's innovations that have revolutionised the performance of cattle crushes, yards and fencing systems, among others.

RPM's products are the result of meeting with, and listening to, cattlemen and livestock owners to learn what they want, what works for them, and what doesn't. And that has led to many of the company's unique products which we hope you take the time to read about on our website.

We have an extensive dealer network throughout Australia and have already shipped our products overseas to Vietnam, New Caledonia, North America, Fiji and Asia. You'll find product request forms on our website and we encourage you to use them. We welcome, and look forward to, your feedback.

RPM Rural Products. "The brand for the man on the land." Around the world. Thanks for visiting our website. Stay as long as you like!

The RPM All-Rounder Crush is Australia’s most affordable and popular parallel squeeze crush. It's ideal for medium to larger herds and comes standard with a host of great features


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