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Fi-Shock™ Aluminum Wire, 14 Gauge, 1/4 Mile
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SKU Number: 3600867
Manufacturers Number: FW-00007T
Brand: Fi-Shock®
Capacity: 215 lb.
Tensile Strength: 38,000 PSI
Gauge: 14 ga.
Material: Aluminum
Rust Proof: Yes
Manufacturers Number: FW-00007T
Brand: Fi-Shock®
Capacity: 215 lb.
Tensile Strength: 38,000 PSI
Gauge: 14 ga.
Material: Aluminum
Rust Proof: Yes
Description
This 1/4 mile 14-gauge aluminum wire is ideally suited for your standard fencing needs. The Fi-Shock™ 1/4 Mile Aluminum Wire for electric fences comes on a spool for ease of use. It has a breaking load of 215 lb. and tensile strength of 38,000 PSI and conducts 4 times better than steel wire. This wire won't rust, either!
- 1/4 mile of 14 gauge aluminum wire.
- Breaking Load: 215 lb.
- Tensile strength: 38,000 PSI
- Won't rust
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3Electric Fence Wire | Brand : Fi-Shock® | Capacity : 215 lb. | Tensile Strength : 38,000 PSI | Gauge : 14 ga. | Material : Aluminum | Rust Proof : YesProduct Reviews
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best wire
Date:November 2, 2011
I have tried all types of wire and like this one the best. Stainless steel is better but too expensive. High tensile wire is the strongest. It will keep out deer if you go 4 strands and 6 ft. high. It will probaly stop a charging lion. For those who fear wild animals in Ohio.I used it when I am doing a government job (NRCS). It is a permenant fence. You can not put it up or take it down easily. You have to use tensioners because you can not pull it tight like you can with 14 ga. aluminum. Next year I am going to try Electro braid or tape. They tell me that is the way to go.
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Location: West Central, IN
Good wire
Date:August 21, 2010
Used this to build a temporary electric fence around our garden (about an 80' X 80' area) and it worked well for our needs, primarily to keep raccoons out. The wire was much lighter than the corresponding steel wire and thus was very easy to work with (I made 4 strands around my garden at about 6-8" heights apart). And it conducted the electricity just fine too (which I can fully attest to by touching the fence myself after energizing it! LOL). I will soon be taking the fence down and I expect it to be just as easy to spool the wire back up as it was to unspool it to begin with. I doubt that this fence would stop deer as they could jump over it but I will say that there has been no evidence of deer getting in the fenced in area since we put it up so maybe it did turn away the casual "nosey" deer!
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Location: Newaygo, MI
Good Conductor, But Not Strong Enough
Date:February 11, 2010
We began using this wire for part of our electric deer fence and found that it was just not strong enough to withstand much impact. We switched to an all-steel wire.
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