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Bell knowledge \u00b7 Bells & range<\/p>\n

Schelle is a common German-language term for livestock bells. The shape it refers to depends on the region and type of bell.<\/p>\n

A name with regional differences<\/h2>\n

Terms such as Schelle, Treichel, Bissen and Flachschelle can overlap in everyday use. The word \u201cSchelle\u201d alone therefore does not reliably indicate the material, size or production method.<\/p>\n

If you want to complement or replace an existing model, photographs, its model name and dimensions help us identify the required shape.<\/p>\n

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Various shapes of machine-made Treicheln and Schellen.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Compare the specific model<\/h2>\n

The online shop lists available models under their respective names. To choose a suitable strap, also consider the width and shape of the hanging loop.<\/p>\n