Field Fence

Fixed Knot Fencing

The fixed knot utilizes a third wire which is formed around the crossover points of the horizontal line and the vertical wires. It provides superior strength and allows for increased post spacing. The valuable herds and orchards can be protected both inside and out. It provides superior resistance to movement from animal penetration and climbing and severe snowstorms.

📊 Fixed Knot Specifications

Item No.	Number of Horizontal Wires	Vertical Spacing	Height	Wire Gauge	Roll Length
1561-6	15	6"	61"	12.5ga	330', 500' or 660'
1775-6	17	6"	75"	12.5ga	330', 500' or 660'
1584-6	18	6"	84"	12.5ga	330', 500' or 660'
Jun-96	20	6"	96"	12.5ga	330', 500' or 660'
Dec-96	20	12"	96"	12.5ga	330', 500' or 660'

Ideal for all terrains, corrals and pastures
Galvanized wire resists weathering as well as wear and tear
Class 1 and Class 3 zinc coating available
High tensile and classic available
330ft, 500ft and 660ft length available

Hinge Joint Fencing

The hinge joint is formed by horizontal line wire and vertical staywire joint made by wrapping stay wire around line wires. It allows the fencing to give under pressure and spring back into shape. Under changing weather it expands or contracts, giving flexibility and added strength. It is popular in agricultural field fencing because of its flexibility. As an economical choice, it can withstand animal impacts without breaking.

Item No.	Horizontal Wires	Height	Vertical Spacing	Top/Bottom Wire	Filler Wire	Roll Length
1047-12-12.5	10	47"	12	12.5ga	10ga	100'/200'/330'
939-12-12.5	9	39"	12	12.5ga	10ga	100'/200'/330'
832-12-12.5	8	32"	12	12.5ga	10ga	100'/200'/330'
726-12-12.5	7	26"	12	12.5ga	10ga	100'/200'/330'
1478-6-12.5	14	78"	6	12.5ga	12.5ga	100'/200'/330'

X Knot Fencing

The X knot is formed by a separate piece of wire tying the crossover points of the line and stay wires, it provides extra vertical strength to withstand impact from animals. The X knot is a good choice for animal hair and skin protection, the knot makes it the preferred option for horses, sheep, and goats.

Item No.	Spacing	Height	Top/Bottom Wire	Filler Wire	Roll Length
1036-2-12.5	4" x 2"	36"	10ga	12.5ga	100'/200'/330'
1348-2-12.5	4" x 2"	48"	10ga	12.5ga	100'/200'/330'
1660-4-12.5	4" x 4"	60"	10ga	12.5ga	100'/200'/330'
1972-4-12.5	4" x 4"	72"	10ga	12.5ga	100'/200'/330'

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Choose High Tensile Field Fence

When it comes to choosing a reliable and durable high-tensile field fence, it is important to select a leading manufacturer in the industry. Bulk field fence options are designed to meet the rigid demands of agricultural and property boundary needs, ensuring optimal security and livestock management.

📌 Animal Specific Solutions

Cattle: Sturdy fencing with high-tensile wire deterred predator access.
Chickens: Focus on small mesh openings to prevent entry and flight.
Dogs: Strong wooden or vinyl privacy fence with buried bottoms to prevent digging.
Goats: Woven wire with at least 4-inch spacing and 5-foot height.
Hogs: Durable hog panels designed for rooting prevention.
Horses: Non-climb wire fencing with no sharp edges for skittish animals.
Sheep: 4 to 5-foot high woven or electric fence to keep predators out.

Comparison: Field Fence vs. Barbed Wire vs. Chain Link

Field Fence: Best for livestock containment and animal safety. Flexible and animal-friendly mesh.

Barbed Wire: Focused on deterrence and security. Ideal for perimeter protection in military or ranch zones.

Chain Link: High security and rigid structure. Best for protecting valuable equipment and barns.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1 What is the main benefit of a Fixed Knot fence?

The fixed knot uses a third wire to lock crossover points, providing superior strength, resistance to animal penetration, and the ability to increase post spacing compared to standard designs.

Q2 Is Hinge Joint fencing suitable for uneven terrain?

Yes, the hinge joint design is highly flexible, allowing the fence to give under pressure and expand or contract during weather changes, making it an economical and versatile choice for agricultural fields.

Q3 Why is X Knot preferred for horse fencing?

The X knot features a separate wire tie that is smooth and less likely to snag animal hair or skin, making it a safer and preferred option for horses, sheep, and goats.

Q4 What height should I choose for a deer-resistant fence?

For areas where deer or large wildlife pose a significant threat, an 8-foot field fence is the recommended choice to create an effective deterrent against jumping.

Q5 What does "9 gauge" signify in field fencing?

Gauge refers to the wire thickness. A 9-gauge wire is thicker and stronger than a 12.5-gauge wire, offering higher durability and resistance for heavy-duty livestock containment.

Q6 How do Class 1 and Class 3 zinc coatings differ?

Class 3 zinc coating is significantly thicker than Class 1, providing much better corrosion resistance and a longer lifespan in harsh outdoor environments.