Fixed Knot Woven Wire Fence Fabric

Key Features

1. Construction:
   • Knot Design: The fixed knot design involves securely wrapping vertical and horizontal wires together, creating a strong and continuous connection that prevents loosening over time.
   • Vertical and Horizontal Wires: The fence consists of solid vertical stays connected by horizontal wires, which are tightly wound and knotted.
2. Material:
   • Typically made from high-tensile galvanized steel wire, which provides excellent resistance to rust and environmental wear.
   • The wire is often coated with zinc (Class 3 galvanization) for enhanced durability.
3. Tensile Strength:
   • The tensile strength of the wires can vary, but high-tensile options provide a breaking strength of approximately 1,380 lbs for horizontal wires.
4. Wire Diameter Options:
   • Common diameters for horizontal wires range from 12 gauge (0.105 inches) to thicker options depending on specific applications.
   • Vertical wire diameters can also vary, typically around 2.5 mm to 3.0 mm.
5. Height and Length Options:
   • Available heights generally range from 3 feet to 5 feet, with longer lengths available in rolls of 330 or 660 feet.
6. Spacing:
   • The spacing between vertical wires typically ranges from 6 to 12 inches, depending on the intended use and livestock type.

Applications

• Livestock Containment: Ideal for containing various types of livestock such as cattle, sheep, and goats due to its strength and flexibility.
• Wildlife Fencing: Effective for managing wildlife in hunting areas or protecting crops from deer and other animals.
• Perimeter Fencing: Used for securing property boundaries while allowing visibility.

Advantages

• Durability: The fixed knot design offers superior strength compared to traditional Barbed Wire or hinge joint fences, making it less likely to sag or break under pressure.
• Minimal Maintenance: Requires less upkeep over time due to its robust construction and resistance to wear.
• Safety: Provides a smooth surface that minimizes injury risks to livestock compared to other fencing types with sharp edges.

Summary