Galvanized Barbe Wire/Twist Barbed Wire Bwg14X14, 16X16 Double Strand

Galvanized Barbe Wire/Twist Barbed Wire Bwg14X14, 16X16 Double Strand System 1

Galvanized Barbe Wire/Twist Barbed Wire Bwg14X14, 16X16 Double Strand

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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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Basic Info.

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

Product Description

BWG14X14,16x16 Double Strand Galvanized Barbe Wire/Twist Barbed Wire
Material: low carbon steel wire , pvc coated wire
Color: blue, green, yellow etc
Type: double strand and common twist, double strand and reverse twist
(2point or 4 point)
Application :used for industry, agriculture, animal husbandry,
dwelling house, plantation ,fencing
Specification

Type	Wire gauge (SWG)		Barbed Distance	Barbed Length
Electro galvanized Hot dipped galvanized	10 x12		7.5-15cm	1.5-3.0cm
	12x12
	12x14
	14x14
	14x16
	16x16
	16x18
PVC Coated PE Coated	Before coating	After coating	7.5-15cm	1.5-3.0cm
	1.0mm-3.5mm	1.4mm-4.0mm
	BWG11-20	BWG8-17
	SWG11-20	SWG8-17
	PVC/PEcoating thickness: 0.4mm-0.6mm

Bwg14X14, 16X16 Double Strand Galvanized Barbe Wire/Twist Barbed Wire

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