Cattle Fence is a durable field fencing system designed to safely contain large livestock and secure open pastures. Manufactured from high-tensile galvanized steel wire, this fence provides excellent boundary control for cattle, horses, deer, and mixed-animal environments. Both hinge-joint and fixed-knot structures are available, offering reliable performance across flat terrain, slopes, and large grazing areas. With multiple height options, strong knots, and corrosion-resistant coatings, Cattle Fence ensures long-term protection against animal pressure and outside predators.
Features
- High Tensile Strength: Engineered to withstand strong impacts from cattle and large animals without deformation.
- Corrosion Resistant: Made with heavy galvanized steel to endure harsh climates, rain, snow, and high-moisture environments.
- Graduated Mesh Design: Smaller bottom spacing to prevent calves and small wildlife from slipping through; larger spacing above for economy.
- Fast Installation: Lightweight rolls, easy handling, and fewer posts required.
- Versatile Add-Ons: Barbed wire, cattle corral panels, and field fencing accessories can be supplied together.
Specifications
- Material: High-tensile, hot-dip galvanized steel wire
- Types: Hinge joint field fence / Fixed knot field fence
- Fence Height: 0.6 m – 3.0 m
- Wire Structure: Smooth surface, uniform opening, heavy top and bottom wires
- Knot Options:
- Hinge Joint Knot – flexible tension curve
- Fixed Knot – locked knot for extra durability
Fixed-Knot Specifications for Cattle
| Type | Height | Horizontal Wires | Vertical Spacing | Typical Use | Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FK9/49/6 | 49″ | 9 | 6″ | Corrals, high-pressure zones | Maximum strength with tighter spacing |
| FK9/49/12 | 49″ | 9 | 12″ | Pasture/Boundary fencing | Economical for long-distance runs |
| FK16/61/3 | 61″ | 16 | 3″ | Holding pens, working areas | Strongest control, ideal for active livestock |
Applications
- Cattle farms, ranches, and dairy operations
- Horse, deer, and mixed livestock enclosures
- Grassland and pasture boundaries
- Agricultural land, forestry borders, and wildlife reserves
- National parks, game reserves, and perimeter protection
- Highway-side fencing and roadside livestock containment
