Galvanised Lacing Wire 1.0mm (19 SWG) 1.2kg Coil - Blackwood

Galvanised Lacing Wire 1.0mm (19 SWG) 1.2kg Coil - Blackwood

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Galvanised Lacing Wire 1.0mm (19 SWG) 1.2kg Coil - Blackwood

Galvanised Lacing Wire 1.0mm (19 SWG) 1.2kg Coil - Blackwood

£3.40
Sale price  £3.40 Regular price 

Blackwood Galvanised Lacing Wire - 1.0mm (19 SWG) - 1.2kg Coil

High-quality galvanised steel lacing wire designed for secure fixing and lacing of a wide range of fencing and netting products. This robust and flexible wire is ideal for agricultural, residential, and DIY applications across the UK.


Product Overview

  • Diameter: 1.0mm (19 SWG)
  • Coil Weight: 1.2kg
  • Approximate Length: 205 metres (calculated using standard galvanised steel density)
  • Finish: Heavy galvanised coating for long-lasting corrosion resistance
  • Brand: Blackwood

Key Features

  • Strong and durable galvanised steel construction
  • Excellent flexibility – easy to twist, tie and secure
  • Heavy zinc coating protects against rust and weathering
  • Compatible with manual tying tools and pliers
  • Supplied in practical coil size for small to medium projects

Applications

This versatile lacing wire is suitable for use with:

  • Rabbit fencing
  • Chicken wire and poultry netting
  • Hexagonal wire mesh
  • Welded wire mesh panels
  • Deer control and wildlife netting
  • Stock fencing and agricultural barriers
  • Plastic safety and garden netting
  • General DIY and repair work

Technical Specification (Range)

Wire Gauge Weight of Coil Length per Coil (Approx.) Metric Equivalent (mm)
22G 0.5kg 165m 0.70mm
20G 0.5kg 103m 0.90mm
19G 1.2kg ~205m 1.00mm
16G 0.5kg 32m 1.60mm

* Length for 1.2kg coil calculated proportionally from standard 0.5kg data using steel density.

Safety Advice

  • Always wear protective gloves when handling wire to prevent cuts
  • Use safety glasses to protect eyes from wire ends
  • Wear sturdy boots to avoid foot injury from dropped coils
  • Keep out of reach of children

Maintenance Tips

  • Regular Inspection: Check laced fencing and netting periodically for signs of wear, loose ties or damage, especially after high winds or storms.
  • Tighten as Needed: Re-tension lacing wire where slack has developed to maintain structural integrity of the fence or mesh.
  • Clean Debris: Remove vegetation, dirt or debris that may trap moisture against the wire and accelerate corrosion over time.
  • Avoid Overloading: Do not use lacing wire to support excessive weight or tension beyond its intended purpose.
  • Store Properly: Keep unused coils in a dry, covered area to prevent surface rust before installation.
  • Use Correct Tools: Always use wire cutters or pliers designed for steel to avoid damaging the galvanised coating during cutting.

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