Razor Barbed Wire Hot-Dipped/Electric Galvanized

Razor Barbed Wire Hot-Dipped/Electric Galvanized System 1

Razor Barbed Wire Hot-Dipped/Electric Galvanized

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 5 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 5000 m.t./month

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Razor barbed wire hot-dipped/electric galvanized

Razor wire fence also named razor wire, razor barbed wire. It is a new type of protection fence. With the character of beautiful, economical, secure fencing, construction of facilities, etc.

Common specification:
Material: High quality steel wire.
Blade: Galvanized steel.
Process: Galvanized - stamping.
Model: BTO-22(Other model can be made).
Size: 133*1580
Mesh opening: 22*28cm
Roll diameter size: 25cm, 30cm, 40cm, 45cm, 55cm, 60cm, etc.

Features: Razor barbed wire is a new developed fencing mesh which has the characteristics of a good deterrence effect, beautiful appearance, easily constructed, economical and practical, anti-corrosion, anti-ageing, anti-solarization and durable.

single loop razor barbed wire(single coil)
Out diameter	NO. of loops	Standard cover length		Blade Style	Remark
450mm	33	7-8M		CBT-60.65	Single coil
500mm	56	12-13M		CBT-60.65	Single coil
700mm	56	13-14M		CBT-60.65	Single coil
960mm	56	14-15M		CBT-60.65	Single coil
Cross type razor barbed wire(double loops)
450mm	56	8-9M (3 CLIPS)	BTO-10.12.18.22.28.30		Cross type
500mm	56	9-10M (3 CLIPS)	BTO-10.12.18.22.28.30		Crosstype
600mm	56	10-11M (3 CLIPS)	BTO-10.12.18.22.28.30		Cross type
600mm	56	8-10M (5 CLIPS)	BTO-10.12.18.22.28.30		Cross type
700mm	56	10-12M (5 CLIPS)	BTO-10.12.18.22.28.30		Cross type
800mm	56	11-13M (5 CLIPS)	BTO-10.12.18.22.28.30		Cross type
900mm	56	12-14M (5 CLIPS)	BTO-10.12.18.22.28.30		Cross type
960mm	56	13-15M (5 CLIPS)	BTO-10.12.18.22.28.30		Cross type
980mm	56	14-16M (5 CLIPS)	BTO-10.12.18.22.28.30		Cross type

Package of razor barbed wire:
Wrapped with plastic cloth inside, plastic woven bag outside. Every 20 bundles are wrapped with steel strip, into one large bundle.

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Razor Barbed Wire Hot-Dipped/Electric Galvanized

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