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High Tensile Fence Supplies for Long-Run Perimeters

High tensile fence supplies are specified when the fence has to hold tension over distance. KUNYU FENCING manufactures the full high tensile range: fixed knot woven wire fence in 42 to 96 inch heights with 330 ft rolls, 15.5 gauge high tensile barbed wire in 1320 ft coils, and 10 ft high tensile steel T posts. The reason buyers move to hi tensile fence supplies is material efficiency rather than raw strength alone: high tensile wire carries the same load at a lighter gauge, so post spacing can open to 15 to 20 ft instead of the 8 to 12 ft used for standard woven wire, cutting post count, freight weight and driving labour across a long perimeter. All items are available in Class 3 galvanized or Zn-Al coating and quoted factory-direct with mixed-container loading.

High Tensile Fence Supplies Range

6 products available for bulk order. Every item is quoted factory-direct against your specification, quantity and destination port.

Get bulk pricing for your order

Send the fence type, height, wire count, stay spacing, gauge, roll length, coating, total quantity, packing preference and destination port. For project orders send the total fence run length instead and it will be converted into rolls, posts and wire.

High Tensile Fence Supplies by Product Family

Each high tensile family solves a different part of the same perimeter. Confirm the design number, height, gauge and coating before quoting.

Product familyBest suited toCommon buying variablesView range
Fixed Knot Woven WireCattle pressure, livestock containment and long perimeter runs42-96 in heights, 6 in stay spacing, 330 ft rollsView Fixed Knot Fence
Fixed Knot Deer & GameTall exclusion fence where the panel must not deform78-96 in heights, high wire count, 330 ft rollsView 8 ft Deer Fence
High Tensile Barbed WireBoundary strands, wide post spacing and fence topping15.5 gauge, 2/4 point, 1320 ft coilsView High Tensile Barbed Wire
High Tensile Steel T PostsTall fence lines, deer fence and wide-spacing runs10 ft length, weight grade, finish, bundle packingView 10 ft High Tensile T Post

Why Buyers Move to High Tensile

The case for high tensile fence supplies is usually made on installed cost per mile rather than on the fence specification alone.

Wider post spacing

High tensile fence lines can open to 15-20 ft post spacing against 8-12 ft for standard woven wire. At 20 ft a mile takes about 264 posts against 528 at 10 ft, roughly halving the post line.

Lower freight weight

High tensile wire carries the same load at a lighter gauge. Less steel per foot of fence means more fence per container and a lower landed cost per foot on long runs.

Holds tension

High tensile wire returns to tension after impact and resists the permanent sag that soft wire develops, so the fence line stays tight for longer without re-tensioning visits.

Fixed knot holds shape

The fixed knot locks the vertical stay to the line wire. Under sustained cattle, bull or hog pressure the panel keeps its geometry instead of deforming at the joint.

Fewer splices

1320 ft quarter-mile coils and 330 ft rolls mean fewer joins per mile of fence. Each splice is a weak point and a labour cost, so coil and roll length matter on long perimeters.

Class 3 coating

Class 3 galvanized is the standard outdoor specification, with Zn-Al zinc-aluminium available where corrosion is heavier. Coating choice, not gauge, usually decides service life.

High Tensile Fence Supply FAQ

Specification, spacing and quantity answers for buyers sourcing hi tensile fence supplies in bulk.

What does high tensile mean on a fence wire?

High tensile wire is drawn to carry a higher load per unit of cross-section than standard soft wire, so it holds tension and returns to shape after impact instead of stretching permanently. In practice it means a lighter gauge can do the same job, and the fence line can run wider post spacing with less sag between posts.

How far apart can posts go on a high tensile fence?

High tensile fence lines commonly run 15 to 20 ft post spacing, against 8 to 12 ft for standard woven wire fence and 6 to 8 ft for welded wire. At 20 ft spacing a mile of fence takes about 264 posts compared with about 528 at 10 ft, which is where most of the material saving comes from.

Is fixed knot fence the same as high tensile fence?

Fixed knot describes the joint construction and high tensile describes the wire. The fixed knot range is manufactured from high tensile wire, which is why it is specified for long perimeter runs and heavy livestock pressure, but hinge joint fence is also available in high tensile wire for lower-pressure pasture.

What heights are available in high tensile fixed knot fence?

The fixed knot range runs from 42 in for hog and low livestock use, through 49 and 61 in for cattle and pasture, up to 96 in for deer and game exclusion, all at 6 in stay spacing in 330 ft rolls. Design numbers such as 949-6-330 and 2096-6-330 state wire count, stay spacing and roll length.

How many high tensile fence rolls fit in a container?

About 380 to 500 rolls of high tensile fixed knot fence at 1.5 m x 100 m in a 20 ft container, which carries approximately 25 to 27 tons of fence cargo. Taller and higher wire-count panels reduce the roll count, so confirm the height and design number for an accurate container quantity.

Do high tensile fences need different posts?

The wire tension is higher, so end and corner assemblies need proper bracing. Line posts can be standard studded steel T posts, and 10 ft high tensile T posts are supplied for tall fence lines, deer fence and wide-spacing runs. Post length is chosen from fence height plus driven depth.

What is the minimum order and lead time?

Minimum order is 100 rolls for woven wire fence including the fixed knot range, and 1,000 to 3,000 pieces for steel T posts depending on length and weight grade. Production lead time is 15 to 25 days after specification, quantity and packing are confirmed.

Which coating should be specified for high tensile fence?

Class 3 galvanized is the standard for outdoor high tensile fence and gives considerably longer service life than light galvanized wire. Zn-Al zinc-aluminium coating is specified for coastal, high-rainfall and other aggressive environments. PVC and colour coating are available where appearance matters.