Barbed Wire

Barbed Wire is a metal wire product formed from a central line wire and twisted barbs positioned at regular intervals. The barbs create pointed projections along the wire, forming a physical barrier when the wire is installed around boundaries or restricted areas.

Common barbed wire structures use two twisted line wires with separate barb wires wrapped around them. The spacing, barb configuration, wire diameter, and overall strand construction can vary according to the intended installation.

The wire can be manufactured from galvanized steel, zinc-coated steel, PVC-coated wire, or other corrosion-resistant materials. Surface treatment influences resistance to moisture, oxidation, and outdoor exposure.

Barbed Wire is commonly installed along fences, property boundaries, agricultural areas, livestock enclosures, industrial sites, storage areas, and restricted zones. It can be attached to fence posts or used together with chain link fencing and other wire mesh structures.

Different roll lengths, line wire diameters, barb spacing, and coating specifications can be selected according to the fence structure and installation requirements.

Product Structure

• Line wire

• Twisted wire strands

• Barbs

• Protective coating

Product Characteristics

• Twisted wire construction

• Regularly spaced barbs

• Galvanized and coated options

• Different wire diameters

• Various barb spacing configurations

• Roll-based installation

• Suitable for outdoor fencing structures

Applications

• Boundary fencing

• Agricultural fencing

• Livestock enclosures

• Industrial site fencing

• Storage area boundaries

• Perimeter fence structures

• Chain link fence reinforcement

• Restricted area barriers