Practical guides for product selection, specifications, packing and quotation. Use these resources to compare products and prepare clearer RFQs.
Compare KUNYU factory evidence, 12.5, 14 and 15.5 gauge specifications, Class 3 options, 2-point and 4-point formats, 1320 ft coils and RFQ requirements.
Compare diameter, tensile behavior, coil weight, handling, coating and cattle-fence use before requesting a wholesale quotation.
Compare hinge joint and fixed knot models, published dimensions, coating requirements, packing and FOB quotation details.
Stay spacing decides whether a horned goat gets stuck. Compare 6, 4 and 2 in mesh, the four S knot models, roll lengths and container quantities.
Compare 5–10 ft sizes, weight grades, finishes, MOQ, bulk price factors and container loading before ordering steel T posts.
Specifications, section quantities, project fit, installation questions, OEM packing and RFQ details for wholesale vinyl horse fence buyers.
Strength, cost, applications, packing and RFQ details compared for cattle, sheep, deer and ranch boundary projects.
Containment, cost per mile, post spacing and when ranchers combine both systems — a practical comparison for wholesale buyers.
Profile, strength, weight per foot, price and best applications — when studded T posts are required and when U posts save money.
Standard cattle fence height is 45–50 inches. Wire count, gauge, and woven vs barbed wire heights for herds, bulls and feedlots.
How to read size codes like 8/90/15, common field fence sizes, heights, roll lengths and which size fits cattle, sheep, goats and deer.
Painted vs galvanized T posts, common lengths, weights and packing — matched to farm, ranch and wire mesh fencing projects.
Eight steps from corner bracing to stretching and clipping, with a tools list and the five most common installation mistakes.
Spacing by mesh type and animal, T post length by fence height, a quantity formula and worked project purchasing examples.
The 7 factors behind field fence pricing — and why quotations for "the same fence" can differ 30%.
Rolls, T posts, clips and barbed wire per mile and per acre — the material tables behind farm fence projects and wholesale orders.
How weak or aging farm fences increase livestock escape risk, repair labor, replacement cost and long-term maintenance.
Container loading quantities for fence rolls and T posts, packing methods, mixed loading plans and an RFQ checklist for importers.
Send your market and product requirements — we can help match T posts, fixed knot fence, hinge joint fence, welded wire fence and other fencing products for your inquiry.
Barbed Wire Sourcing Guide
Compare KUNYU’s published 12.5, 14 and 15.5 gauge barbed wire range, Class 3 options, 2-point and 4-point formats, 1320 ft coils, factory evidence and RFQ requirements.
Read the Manufacturer GuideBarbed Wire Buying Guide
Compare barb format, quotation details, coil basis and the questions distributors should confirm before ordering.
Read the Buyer Guide