Livestock Fencing Supplies for Cattle, Sheep, Goats and Hogs

Start with the purchasing channel: local agricultural dealers can suit small or urgent ranch orders, while manufacturers and export suppliers can suit planned bulk purchases. Check product specifications, company identity, sample and inspection arrangements, packing records and delivery responsibilities. KUNYU FENCING supplies woven wire, barbed wire and steel T posts from China for importers, distributors and project buyers. Review the published product and packing references, then use the bulk supplier checklist to agree order-specific evidence. Local stock and installation service should not be assumed.

KUNYU FENCING's minimum order is one 20ft container (1 × 20GP). The roll or post quantity depends on the selected specifications and packing. Different models or products can be submitted for mixed-container review; the allocation, compatibility and loading plan must be agreed in the quotation.

Use 1348-6-330 as a cattle-fence candidate and 2096-6-330 as the taller deer/game candidate in KUNYU's published range. Consider 1661-6-330 for livestock or perimeter customers requesting a 61 in design. These models have different heights and line-wire counts; they are not interchangeable. Confirm the animals, complete opening schedule, installation design, wire and coating before selecting them. Use customer enquiries and sales history to set quantities instead of treating the catalogue as a sales ranking. Compare the model shortlist, then request a model-by-model quotation.

KUNYU FENCING's minimum order is one 20ft container (1 × 20GP). The roll or post quantity depends on the selected specifications and packing. Different models or products can be submitted for mixed-container review; the allocation, compatibility and loading plan must be agreed in the quotation.

Hinge joint and fixed knot describe different wire-joint constructions. A fixed knot secures a continuous vertical stay to the line wire; a hinge-joint connection provides a different articulation. Compare the full mesh, wire grade, coating and installation design for the intended animals and site. Knot type alone does not establish finished-fence strength, suitable post spacing or service life.

Container quantity is confirmed for the selected model, wire, roll length and packing. General roll-count ranges are planning illustrations, not measured loading data for every model. Request net/gross weight, roll or pallet dimensions and a loading arrangement that meets the shipment weight and space limits. For mixed products, allocate both limits to the full load. Use the model-specific loading checklist with your quotation.

KUNYU can review mixed-container orders of woven wire, barbed wire, steel T posts and agreed accessories. Confirm each SKU's quantity, measured packed weight, package dimensions, loading arrangement and unloading requirements. The final plan must satisfy the container's usable space and shipment weight limits. A generic combination of rolls, coils and posts is not a confirmed loading quantity for your order.

For a standalone straight mile, divide 5,280 ft by the selected maximum spacing and round up, then add one for both endpoint positions. At 10 ft this gives 528 spans and 529 support positions; at 8 ft, 660 spans and 661 positions; at 12 ft, 440 spans and 441 positions. These are total support positions, not T-post quantities: end, corner, gate and braced assemblies are specified separately. Shared endpoints also affect a multi-run total. Send the layout and chosen fence specification with your RFQ.

Confirm production readiness against the selected models, quantity, wire and coating, label approval and packing requirements in the written quotation. Agree the sample or inspection schedule separately. Production time, ocean transit and destination delivery are different stages; request dates for each stage relevant to your order.

OEM labels, product cards, wrapping, bundles and pallet packing can be discussed for qualified bulk orders. Confirm the artwork, SKU identification, package quantities and unloading method before production. Compare loose and palletized loading using actual package dimensions and weights; there is no fixed pallet-capacity percentage that applies to every product or container.