Field Fence: Woven Wire Construction with Multiple Knot Types for Animal Safety
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Knotted Field Fence Roll
Hinged Joint Field Fence Roll
Livestock Fence Preventing Animals From Escaping
Field Fence For Large Agricultural Areas
Ranch Fence For Sheep Farms
Farm Fence Control Livestock Movement
Field fence, also known as woven wire fence, is a type of livestock and agricultural fencing. Its knotted or hinged-joint design allows for flexibility on uneven terrain. Used primarily for containing farm animals like cattle, sheep, and horses, it's classified by wire gauge, knot type, and the number/spacing of horizontal wires.
Specifications
- Material: High-tensile or mild steel wire; often galvanized for rust resistance.
- Wire Diameter: Usually range from 1.8 mm to 2.5 mm.
- Fence Height: Range from 32 inches (0.8m) to 72 inches (1.8m) depending on animal type.
- Fence Roll Length: Standard roll lengths are 50 m, 100 m, or 200 m per roll.
- Vertical Stay Wire Spacing: Common spacing is 150 mm, 200 mm, or 300 mm between stay wires.
- Horizontal Line Wire Count: Line wire counts range from 6 to 20, based on fence height.
- Knot Type Classifications: Types include hinge joint, fixed knot, and square deal knot.
- Mesh Opening Gradients: Mesh openings are graduated—smaller at the bottom, larger at the top. keeps small animals in.
- Surface Coating: Available in hot-dip galvanized or heavy zinc-coated wire.
- Coil or Roll Weight: Roll weight ranges from 30 kg to 100 kg depending on size.
- Application: Used for cattle, sheep, deer, goat enclosures and perimeter fencing.