


Galvanized razor wire concertina fence consists of a high-tensile steel core wrapped with sharp-edged steel tape that is formed into coils and then hot-dip galvanized to provide corrosion resistance.
Request a QuoteGalvanized razor wire concertina fence consists of a high-tensile steel core wrapped with sharp-edged steel tape that is formed into coils and then hot-dip galvanized to provide corrosion resistance. This construction yields a barrier that combines mechanical strength with a deterrent surface, suitable for high‑security perimeters where both durability and intrusion prevention are required.
The core wire is typically low‑carbon steel with a diameter ranging from 2.5 mm to 3.5 mm, selected for its yield strength (>350 MPa) and flexibility during coiling. The razor tape is produced from cold‑rolled steel strip, thickness 0.5 mm to 0.8 mm, with a profile that creates penetrating points when the coil is tensioned.
After drawing the core wire to the specified diameter, it is cleaned and passed through a hot‑dip galvanizing bath at approximately 450 °C, forming a metallurgical zinc‑iron alloy layer. The razor tape is slit, profiled, and then wound around the core under controlled tension to achieve uniform coil pitch. Final inspection includes visual examination of coating continuity and dimensional verification of coil dimensions.
| Property | Typical Value |
|---|---|
| Tensile strength of core wire | ≥350 MPa |
| Elongation at break | ≥15 % |
| Zinc coating adhesion (ASTM D3359) | Pass (5B) |
| Coil length per package | 10 m – 50 m (customizable) |

Concertina razor wire is selected when a physical barrier must delay or deter intruders while maintaining a low visual profile. The sharp tape creates a painful contact zone that discourages climbing, and the galvanized coating ensures the barrier retains its integrity in outdoor environments exposed to moisture, UV, and temperature cycling.
Each production lot undergoes tensile testing of the core wire, coating thickness measurement via magnetic induction, and visual inspection for tape defects. The manufacturer maintains traceability through batch numbers linked to raw material certificates and galvanizing parameters. Non‑conforming coils are segregated and re‑processed or scrapped according to internal quality procedures.
Buyers can specify core diameter, tape profile, coil length, and zinc coating class to match project‑specific load and environmental conditions. Optional features include PVC‑over‑coated tape for added corrosion resistance in aggressive atmospheres, and stainless‑steel core for marine applications where chloride exposure is high.
Coils are wound onto reusable steel or wooden reels, then wrapped in UV‑stabilized polyethylene film to protect the zinc coating during transit. Bundles are secured with steel straps and placed on pallets that conform to ISO 1496‑1 dimensions for container shipping. Each pallet is labeled with product code, batch number, and quantity.
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