Double Twist Iowa Galvanzied Barbed Wire Bwg14X14, 16X16 Double Strand

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Model NO.:HD-0133

Material:Low Carbon Steel Wire

Twist Method:Single/Double Twist

Application:Protecting Mesh, Fence Mesh

Finish:Electro Galvanized/Hot Dipped Galvanized

Wire Gauge:Bwg12,14,16

Barbed Distance:4"/5"

Barb Length:15-30mm

Color:Galvanized/Blue/Green/Yellow

Barb Distance:4",5"

Size:Bwg12X12,Bwg14X14,Bwg16X16

Transport Package:25kg or Pallet

Specification:BWG12X12, BWG14X14, BWG16X16

Origin:China

HS Code:7313000000

Double Twist Iowa Galvanzied Barbed Wire

Gauge of Strand and Barb in B.W.G.	Approximate Length per Kilo in Meter
Gauge of Strand and Barb in B.W.G.	Barbs Spacing 3"	Barbs Spacing 4"	Barbs Spacing 5"	Barbs Spacing 6"
12x12	6.0617	6.7590	7.2700	7.6376
12x14	7.3335	7.9051	8.3015	8.5741
12-1/2x12-1/2	6.9223	7.7190	8.3022	8.7221
12-1/2x14	8.1096	8.814	9.2242	9.5620
13x13	7.9808	8.899	9.5721	10.0553
13x14	8.8448	9.6899	10.2923	10.7146
13-1/2x14	9.6079	10.6134	11.4705	11.8553
14x14	10.4569	11.6590	12.5423	13.1752
14-1/2x14-1/2	11.9875	13.3671	14.3781	15.1034
15x15	13.8927	15.4942	16.6666	17.5070
15-1/2x15-1/2	15.3491	17.1144	18.4060	19.3386

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Double Twist Iowa Galvanzied Barbed Wire

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