Murray Barbed Wire Roll – 2.5mm x 400m IOWA Standard Galvanised

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Murray Barbed Wire Roll – 2.5mm x 400m IOWA Standard Galvanised

The Murray Barbed Wire Roll 2.5mm x 400m IOWA Standard Galvanised is a classic two-strand barbed wire in a 400m roll, designed for rural boundary fencing and cattle containment across Australian properties. This wire uses the IOWA standard barb spacing, providing effective stock control while minimising wire material.

First and foremost, Murray is an Australian brand trusted for quality and consistency in rural fencing applications. Furthermore, the 2.5mm wire diameter provides good tensile strength suitable for use on timber post fences in typical rural and cattle property conditions. As a result, this product delivers reliable performance for boundary and subdivision fencing on beef and mixed livestock properties. In addition, the standard galvanised coating resists corrosion in all Australian weather conditions and extends the service life of the fence line.

This roll comes in a convenient 400m format and suits standard timber post spacing. Use with barbed fence staples and a wire strainer for professional installation results.

Why Choose Murray Barbed Wire?

First and foremost, Murray is an established Australian brand with a long history of producing quality wire for rural fencing applications. Furthermore, the IOWA standard barb configuration is widely accepted on rural properties across Queensland and Australia. As a result, this wire is compatible with all standard fencing construction methods and hardware. In addition, the 400m roll length reduces the number of joins needed for long fence runs, improving fence integrity. According to the Australian Department of Agriculture, quality wire fencing is a fundamental tool for effective livestock management.

Tips for Installing Barbed Wire

Before starting your fence run, check post spacing and ensure all posts are correctly driven and aligned. Then, thread the wire through a spinner or roll off the reel to avoid tangles. In addition, tension each wire run progressively and staple at each post as you go. Finally, wear heavy leather gloves and long sleeves when handling wire to prevent injury from the barbs.