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Zareba® Ring Insulator
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SKU Number: 3609845
Manufacturers Number: IWSIRB-Z
Brand: Zareba®
Fence Wire Type: Steel/Aluminum/Polywire
Fence Post Type: Wood
Material: Plastic
Overall Color: Black
High Tensile: Yes
Package Quantity: 25
Manufacturers Number: IWSIRB-Z
Brand: Zareba®
Fence Wire Type: Steel/Aluminum/Polywire
Fence Post Type: Wood
Material: Plastic
Overall Color: Black
High Tensile: Yes
Package Quantity: 25
Description
Looking for a way to firmly fasten electrified wire to your wooden posts so they don't become loose and lose energy? The unique Zareba Ring Insulator fits the bill exactly! These insulators have an angled slot that ensures wire retention. They work with wire and polyrope. These electric fence insulators come in black color only and are packed 25 per bag.
- Angled slot ensures wire retention
- For 9 gauge through 22 gauge high-tensile steel wire and aluminum wire, all polywire (both regular and heavy duty), and polyrope up to 1/4 in. in diameter
- Color: Black only
- Packed 25 per bag
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3Electric Fence Insulator | Brand : Zareba® | Fence Wire Type : Steel/Aluminum/Polywire | Fence Post Type : Wood | Material : Plastic | Overall Color : Black | High Tensile : Yes | Package Quantity : 25Product Reviews
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Location: Williamstown, NJ
Surprised by negative reviews; love the product
Date:May 18, 2012
I was suprised to read the negative reviews. I have a three rail fencing and use the Hot Wire to keep the horses off the fences. I have all my wires hung with the Ring Insulator with no issues.
I remember breaking one, maybe two when turning them into the post, however each time it was because I was hitting the edge of a knot in the would. After two years I am heading back to buy a spare bag as I found a broken insulator; but I would not consider that a negative after two years of exposure to heat and extreme cold.
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Location: West Branch, IA
Junk
Date:November 18, 2011
Weak, weak, weak. Broke like like a row of dominoes falling down as soon as a deer put some pressure on the rope. Had to replace all of them. Completely inadequate for typical applications. The plastic is brittle and snaps right off beyond the screw.
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Date:December 15, 2010
Absolute junk. Save your money. They do not hold up to any tension at all.
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