Barbed Wire Double Strand 29kg

Description

Barbed Wire Double Strand 29kg

refers to a heavier-duty version of barbed wire, typically used for fencing and security applications. Here’s an overview of its features and uses:

Key Features:

1. Double Strand Construction:
   • Made of two intertwined strands of steel wire, offering increased tensile strength and durability.
   • Ideal for environments where the fence is exposed to high tension or external forces.
2. Barbs:
   • Sharp barbs are spaced at regular intervals (commonly 4-6 inches apart).
   • These barbs deter unauthorized access or animal movement across the fence.
3. Weight – 29kg:
   • A roll of this barbed wire weighs 29 kilograms, significantly heavier than lighter variants like the 13kg version.
   • The weight suggests a longer wire length or thicker gauge (lower gauge number indicates thicker wire).
   • Commonly, a 29kg roll can cover approximately 400-600 meters, depending on wire gauge and barb spacing.
4. Material:
   • Generally made of galvanized steel for corrosion resistance and durability in outdoor conditions.
   • Sometimes available in PVC-coated or other treated variants for enhanced weather resistance.

Applications:

• Agriculture:
  • Secures boundaries for large farms, keeping livestock within designated areas.
  • Protects crops from grazing animals.
• Security:
  • Used for securing perimeters in residential, industrial, and military areas.
  • Often added on top of walls or fences for extra protection.
• Perimeter Fencing:
  • Ideal for large-scale fencing projects in challenging terrains, such as uneven or forested areas.

Advantages:

• High Durability:
  • Double-strand construction and higher weight offer better performance in high-stress environments.
• Increased Coverage:
  • Larger rolls (29kg) reduce the need for frequent replacements or multiple rolls.
• Weather Resistance:
  • Galvanized coating ensures long life, even in extreme climates.
• Cost-Effectiveness:
  • Although heavier and more expensive upfront, its durability and extended coverage make it economical in the long term.

Specifications to Check Before Purchase:

1. Gauge of Wire:
   • Thicker wires (lower gauge number) are stronger but heavier. Common gauges are 12 to 14.5.
2. Barb Spacing:
   • Closer spacing increases deterrence but uses more material, potentially reducing wire length per roll.
3. Roll Length:
   • Confirm the length covered by a 29kg roll based on the gauge and spacing.

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