Barbed Iron Wire with Positive /Reversed Twist
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Specification
Galvanized barbed wire types and specification
Barbed wire is used for various security fencing and barriers. It can be laid directly on the ground, mounted on the top of fence or in rows as an independent barrier. To prevent corrosion, barbed wire has a zinc coating. The barbed wire consists of barb wire and line wire. The wire diameter of line wire is larger. The line wire can have one wire or two wires. The barb wires are braided with a system of constant torsion around line wire. One barb wire forms two spikes and two pieces of wire-four spikes. The sharpened spikes are protective elements of barbed wire.
Using the two twisted line wires can improve the quality of fastening studs and prevent the displacement along the wire. On a single strand barbed wire, in order to avoid spikes rotate around horizontal wire, the horizontal wire is made by corrugations and its cross section is not circular.
Hot dipped galvanized barbed wire specification:
Zinc surface density: (the more zinc, the corrosion resistance is stronger. )
Horizontal line wire/ barb wire (g/m2): 80/60, 114/85, 175/147, 260/240.
Galvanized single strand barbed wire size:
Made of l line wire with 4 spikes, spaced at a distance of 70mm - 120 mm
Horizontal line wire diameter 2.8 mm
Barb wire diameter 2.0 mm
Number of spikes 4
Packed in coils: 25-45kg/coil, or 100m, 500m/coil
Galvanized barbed wire with double strand size:
Made of 2 twisted line wires with 4 spikes, spikes spaced at a distance of 75mm - 100 mm
Horizontal wire barbed wire diameter 2.5 mm/1.70mm
Spikes wire diameter 2.0 mm/1.50mm
Strength of horizontal line wire: Min. 1150 N/mm2
Strength of barb wire: 700/900 N/mm2
Stranded wire breaking load: Min. 4230 N
Packed in coils: 20-50kg/coil or 50m 400m/coil
Note: Our galvanized barbed wire is all hot dipped galvanized. IN addition hot galvanized, galvanized has another type - electro galvanized. Electro galvanized has less zinc - zinc on the surface of the barbed wire up to 10 g/m2. Barbed wire with electro galvanized will begin to rust in a year. We manufacture only barbed wire with hot dipped galvanized.
| Type | Wire Gauge (SWG) | Barb Distance (cm) | Barb Length (cm) | |
| Electric Galvanized Barbed Wire; Hot-dip zinc plating barbed wire | 10# x 12# | 7.5-15 | 1.5-3 | |
| 12# x 12# | ||||
| 12# x 14# | ||||
| 14# x 14# | ||||
| 14# x 16# | ||||
| 16# x 16# | ||||
| 16# x 18# | ||||
| PVC coated barbed wire; PE barbed wire | before coating | after coating | 7.5-15 | 1.5-3 |
| 1.0mm-3.5mm | 1.4mm-4.0mm | |||
| BWG11#-20# | BWG8#-17# | |||
| SWG11#-20# | SWG8#-17# | |||
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Barbed Iron Wire with Positive /Reversed Twist
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Tianjin
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 2 m.t
- Supply Capability:
- 5000 m.t/month
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