Flat Aviary Clips Pk 200 Stainless Steel J Clips

Description

Flat Aviary Clips Pk 200 Stainless Steel J Clips

The Flat Aviary Clips Pk 200 Stainless Steel J Clips are purpose-built netting clips for attaching aviary mesh and bird netting. They secure wire mesh panels to frames and support structures. This pack of 200 stainless steel netting clips is ideal for professional aviary builders and bird keepers who require a large quantity of corrosion-resistant clips for their projects.

First and foremost, stainless steel clips outlast galvanised alternatives in humid and coastal environments, making them the premium choice for outdoor aviaries and bird enclosures. Furthermore, the flat J-clip design allows quick application using dedicated clip pliers, folding over the mesh wire to create a secure, flush join. As a result, the folded clip holds mesh panels firmly together without sharp protrusions that could injure birds. In addition, the stainless steel construction meets hygiene requirements for food-production poultry environments.

These netting clips work with standard aviary mesh wire gauges and pair well with our aviary mesh and J-clip pliers range for a complete netting attachment solution.

Why Choose Stainless Steel Netting Clips?

First and foremost, stainless steel netting clips provide superior corrosion resistance compared to standard galvanised clips, which is essential for outdoor and semi-outdoor aviary applications. Furthermore, the flat profile ensures the finished join is smooth and will not catch on feathers or fingers. As a result, they are a favourite among professional aviary builders across Australia. In addition, the pack of 200 provides enough clips for a substantial aviary project. According to the Australian Department of Agriculture, proper enclosure construction is vital for bird health and biosecurity.

Tips for Using Aviary Clips

Before applying your netting clips, ensure that the mesh panels are correctly aligned and under light tension. Then, place each clip over the mesh join and use J-clip pliers to fold it tight. In addition, work systematically along each join to ensure consistent spacing and tension. Finally, check all clips after completing the panel joins to confirm none have partially folded or sprung open.