


High tensile livestock fencing provides a barrier that combines strength with flexibility to withstand animal impact and environmental loads. The design resists deformation under pressure from cattle
Request a QuoteHigh tensile livestock fencing provides a barrier that combines strength with flexibility to withstand animal impact and environmental loads. The design resists deformation under pressure from cattle while maintaining elasticity to absorb shocks. This balance reduces the need for frequent repairs and extends service life in pasture settings.
The steel wire used in this fence originates from low‑carbon steel with a carbon content typically ranging from 0.06% to 0.10%. This composition enables high drawability during wire production while retaining sufficient tensile capacity. A zinc coating of 200 g/m² is applied via hot‑dip galvanization to protect against corrosion in outdoor environments.
Production begins with wire drawing to achieve the required diameter, followed by stranding where individual wires are twisted together to form the fence mesh. The strands are then passed through a galvanizing bath to ensure uniform coating adhesion. Final steps include tensioning, cutting to length, and rolling for shipment.
Typical mechanical values for the fence wire are shown below:
| Property | Typical Value | Test Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Tensile Strength | ≥ 1 700 MPa | ASTM A370 |
| Yield Strength (0.2% offset) | ≥ 1 300 MPa | ASTM A370 |
| Elongation at Break | ≥ 8% | ASTM A370 |
| Wire Diameter (nominal) | 2.0 mm – 3.2 mm | ISO 6932‑1 |
| Zinc Coating Weight | 200 g/m² (both sides) | ASTM A123 |

Several configuration options are available to suit different site conditions:
In cattle operations, the fence serves two primary functions: containment of livestock within designated paddocks and exclusion of predators or stray animals. The high tensile rating allows the fence to withstand impact from running cattle without permanent deformation, while the elastic recovery reduces sag over time. These characteristics lower maintenance intervals and support rotational grazing systems.
Quality verification follows a multi‑stage protocol: incoming steel is inspected for chemical composition and surface defects; each production lot undergoes tensile testing on sampled wire; coating thickness is measured with magnetic‑induction gauges; visual inspection checks for uniform twist and absence of broken strands. Finished rolls are labeled with traceability codes linking to test records.
Dimensions and accessories can be adjusted to match project specifications: roll length, line wire diameter, stay spacing, and post‑attachment hardware are all configurable. Clients requiring non‑standard heights or special gate frames can submit drawings for engineering review. To discuss specific needs, use the contact link below.
Common questions from buyers are addressed below:
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