Description
Barbed Wire Single Strand 845m” is a single-strand barbed wire option, designed to cover a substantial distance with a lightweight profile. Here’s a breakdown of its key features and applications:
- Single Strand Design: Unlike double-strand barbed wire, this wire consists of a single strand, making it lighter and easier to handle. However, it may be slightly less durable and not as resistant to high tension compared to double-strand options.
- Length: At 845 meters (approximately 2,772 feet), this is a long roll, ideal for extensive fencing projects where cost-effectiveness and coverage are priorities.
- Material: Typically constructed from galvanized steel, which resists rust and corrosion for durability in outdoor environments. This ensures the wire can withstand various weather conditions over time.
- Barb Spacing: The sharp barbs are generally spaced every 10–15 cm. The barbs serve as a deterrent, making it challenging for animals or intruders to pass through the fencing.
- Applications: Suitable for livestock containment, perimeter fencing, and boundary marking on large agricultural properties. It’s also used in some residential, commercial, and industrial settings where high-security fencing isn’t required.
- Durability and Weather Resistance: While a single strand is lighter than a double-strand design, it’s still durable enough for most outdoor fencing applications. The galvanization adds resistance to rust, ensuring the wire holds up against moisture, sun, and other environmental elements.
- Installation Considerations: Due to the length and lightweight nature of the single strand, installation is easier and faster, but it may require careful tensioning to avoid sagging. Single-strand barbed wire may also be less robust against physical force, so it’s best used in areas where animals or people are less likely to exert high pressure on the fence.
- Advantages: Covers a very large area, is lighter and easier to install, and is cost-effective for long stretches of fencing. It provides a decent barrier at a lower cost and weight than double-strand options.
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