Barbed Wire

Name: Barbed Wire
Brand: RWAP

Barbed Wire Fence

Barbed Wire 1.65 mm

Galvanised Coated, Hot-Dipped

Length

500 Meters Reel

Strength

Medium Duty

Barbed Wire 1.80 mm

Galvanised Coated, Hot-Dipped

Length

500 Meters Reel

Strength

Medium Duty

High Tensile Barbed Wire Fence ( Barb Wire )

In the past, barbed wire fences were used to protect farms and cattle from predators and wild animals. Now, it is mostly used as a deterrent or obstacle in security systems. It can be highly efficient in preventing individuals from accessing a secured area.

Today, Barb Wire serves as a protective for a wide array of applications. All RWAP‘s barb wire on fence is stainless, galvanised coated hot-dipped wires that are zinc coated, preventing corrosion and making it an ideal fence for outdoor applications. Hot dipping adds strength and durability to the barb wire and makes it a staple security guard for countless industries.

If you are trying to add security to your property, traditional fencing may be insufficient. Installing barb wire is an inexpensive way to provide security for commercial and industrial properties. It is easy to install or require and doesn’t need maintenance.

Barb wire Fence installation, like a chain wire fence, must be done carefully and delicately.

Our barbed wire Fence products are perfect for securing your property or commercial establishments in Sydney and nearby Cities. Types of barbed wire come in 1.57 mm, 1.6mm, 1.8mm, 2.0mm and 2.5mm diameter sizes.

Uses of Barbed Fencing Wire

A roll of barbed wire typically consists of a long coil of wire with sharp barbs spaced along it at intervals. It’s commonly used for fencing and security purposes to deter unauthorized entry or to keep animals within a specific area. The barbed wire on fence ( The fence such as chain wire fence, black chain wire fence, welded mesh or 358 mesh) is designed to catch onto clothing or skin, making it difficult to climb over or pass through the fence without injury. It’s an effective means of creating a physical barrier.

How to Fix broken Barbed Wire Fence?

Steps to Fix a Broken Barbed Wire Fence:

Inspect the Damage:
- Identify the location and extent of the damage. Determine if the wire is broken, sagging, or if any posts are damaged.
Cut the Damaged Wire:
- Use wire cutters to cut out the damaged section of the barbed wire. Be careful to leave enough wire on both sides of the cut to attach the new wire.
Remove Broken Posts (if necessary):
- If any fence posts are broken or damaged, remove them and replace them with new ones. Use a post hole digger to dig holes for new posts, set them in place, and secure them with soil or concrete.
Attach the New Wire:
- Cut a piece of barbed wire long enough to replace the damaged section plus a few extra inches for attaching to the existing wire.
- Use fence pliers to twist and secure the new piece of barbed wire to the existing wire on one side of the cut. Twist the wires together tightly to ensure a strong connection.
Tension the Wire:
- Use a tensioning tool or come-along to pull the barbed wire tight. Attach the tool to the other end of the new wire section and pull it until the wire is taut.
Secure the New Wire:
- Once the wire is properly tensioned, use fence pliers to twist and secure the new wire to the existing wire on the other side of the cut.
- If the fence has multiple strands of barbed wire, repeat the process for each strand that is damaged.
Reattach the Wire to Posts:
- Use fence staples or wire ties to reattach the barbed wire to the fence posts. Ensure the wire is firmly secured to prevent sagging.
Check for Stability:
- Inspect the repaired section of the fence to ensure it is secure and properly tensioned. Adjust as necessary to maintain a consistent and sturdy fence line.

The barbed wire fence fixer performs these actions. He has expertise on how to fix barb wire fence.

Price of Barbed Wire Fence

To get barbed wire fence cost for a full pallet, it’s advisable to:

Contact multiple suppliers: Request quotes from different suppliers to compare prices.
Consider bulk discounts: Some suppliers may offer discounts for bulk purchases.
Check for promotions: Look out for seasonal promotions or sales that might lower the cost.
Negotiate: Sometimes, suppliers are open to negotiation, especially for large orders.

The price for a full pallet of barbed wire can vary depending on factors such as the manufacturer, the quality of the wire, the length and gauge of the wire, and the retailer.

How to installing Barbed Wire Fence?

Installing a barbed wire fence requires careful planning and attention to safety.

Some steps to Install a Barbed Wire Fence:
Corner Posts: Start by installing the corner posts. These should be sturdier and placed deep into the ground .
Line Posts: Space the line posts evenly along the fence line. Use a post hole digger or auger to dig holes for the posts. Ensure the posts are level before filling the holes with soil or concrete for added stability.
Brace the Posts: Brace the corner and end posts using additional posts or braces to prevent them from leaning.
Start at a Corner Post: Attach the barbed wire to the corner post using fence staples or clips. Ensure the wire is securely fastened and won’t slip.
Unroll the Wire: Unroll the barbed wire along the fence line, keeping tension on the wire to prevent sagging.