


Razor wire fence consists of high‑tensile steel wire formed into sharp barbs that are helically wound around a central core wire. This configuration creates a continuous barrier that resists cutting
Request a QuoteRazor wire fence consists of high‑tensile steel wire formed into sharp barbs that are helically wound around a central core wire. This configuration creates a continuous barrier that resists cutting and climbing attempts.
Manufacturers select wire grades based on required tensile strength, typically ranging from 550 MPa to 1 200 MPa, and apply protective coatings to suit environmental exposure.
The factory produces coil‑type razor wire in standard diameters of 2.5 mm, 3.0 mm, and 3.5 mm, with barb lengths varying from 15 mm to 30 mm. Coil pitch (distance between adjacent barbs) is adjustable to meet specific security levels.
Custom lengths are achievable by splicing coils using mechanical couplers that maintain the original tensile capacity of the wire.
| Parameter | Typical Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Wire Diameter | 2.5 mm – 3.5 mm | Custom diameters available on request |
| Tensile Strength | 550 MPa – 1 200 MPa | Dependent on wire grade |
| Barb Length | 15 mm – 30 mm | Longer barbs increase deterrence |
| Coil Pitch | 40 mm – 80 mm | Adjustable per project requirement |
| Coating Type | Hot‑dip Galvanized, PVC‑Coated, or Stainless Steel | Coating thickness typically 55 µm (galvanized) or 0.2 mm (PVC) |

Correctional facilities deploy razor wire on perimeter walls because the sharp barbs create a psychological deterrent and increase the time required for an intruder to breach the barrier.
Military bases use concertina razor wire to protect forward operating bases; the tangled coils impede vehicle movement and foot traffic, buying critical response time.
Industrial sites such as power substations and data centers install flat‑wrap razor wire on fences to deter vandalism while maintaining a low visual profile that meets architectural guidelines.
Each batch undergoes tensile testing according to ASTM A370 to verify that the wire meets the specified strength range before forming.
Coating adhesion is assessed via ASTM D3359 tape test; a minimum rating of 4B is required for galvanized and PVC layers.
Dimensional inspections confirm wire diameter, barb length, and coil pitch within ±0.1 mm tolerance using calibrated calipers and laser gauges.
Final visual inspection checks for uniform barb orientation and absence of defects such as cracks or uneven coating.
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