Where is 2-point barbed wire normally used?
It is commonly specified for pasture divisions, rural property lines and top strands above woven livestock fence where a traditional, easier-to-handle barb pattern is preferred.
Why choose low-carbon 12.5 gauge wire?
The heavier low-carbon wire is flexible enough for hand forming, tying, splicing and routine field repairs with standard fencing tools.
How much fence line does one coil cover?
One 1320 ft (approx. 402 m) coil covers a quarter mile of a single strand. Multi-strand fence requirements should be calculated by the total number of strands plus installation allowance.
Is 2 point the same as 4 point?
No. Two-point wire has two tips per barb location and is suited to traditional or lighter-deterrence specifications. Four-point wire has four tips and is generally selected for a stronger cattle perimeter deterrent.
Can it ship with field fence and T posts?
Yes. KUNYU can plan mixed containers with barbed wire, fixed-knot or hinge-joint rolls, steel T posts and clips after weights and packing dimensions are confirmed.
What should an RFQ include?
Send the gauge, two-point requirement, barb spacing, coating, coil quantity, packing, private-label needs and destination port for an accurate FOB or CIF quotation.
Is 1320 ft exactly the same as 400 m?
No. Using the exact conversion factor, 1320 ft equals 402.336 m, shown here as approximately 402 m. A nominal 400 m coil is treated as a separate order length and should be confirmed in the quotation.
Which quality and shipping records can buyers request?
For eligible bulk orders, buyers can request order photos, dimension and weight checks, packing records and loading documentation. Independent pre-shipment inspection can be coordinated when agreed before production.