Double Twist Barbed Wire
Product Quick Detail
- Minimum Order
- 1
- Packaging
- N/A
- Delivery
- 15 Days
Specifications
Material: Galvanised steel sheet and wire or stainless steel sheet and wire.
Twist method: double twist.
Finish: hot dipped galvanised.
Barbed length: 22mm
Colour: Silver
Razor Barbed Type: cross razor
Barbed distance: 6"
Specification: wire gauge (SWG) 12# x 12#
Coil oitide diameter: 700mm (70cm)
Length: 10m - 12m per roll
Barbed Wire Stretcher-Splicer
Barbed Stretcher-Splicer: Use for Splicing, stretching, and epositioning high tensile, barbed, or smooth wire fences
Material: Heavy Duty Steel
Dimension (cm): (Approx) 80x20x5
Weight (Kg): 1.5- 2.0kg
Features: Great Protection
Frame finishing: Powder Coated
Colour: Blue, Red or Golden
Operation: Controlled release holding ratchet to reduce line stress when wire is released
Packing
Waterproof paper inside then plastic film outside. Sealed in wooden boxes for easy transportation.
- Country: China (Mainland)
- Business Type: Manufacturer
- Market:Africa,Americas,Emerging Markets,Europe
- Founded Year:2003
- Address:
- Contact:li yin
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