Product Description
12.5 Gauge Galvanized Barbed Wire — 4-Point, Class III, 1320' Roll (Professional Grade)
- Heavy-Duty Protection — 12.5 ga double-strand barbed wire with 4-point barbs for firm perimeter deterrence
- Class III Galvanized — Heavier zinc coating for long-term corrosion resistance in demanding outdoor environments
- Professional Grade — Consistent twist and barb formation for reliable stretch, tie-off, and tensioning
- Full 1320' (¼-Mile) Roll — Covers long runs efficiently; pays out cleanly for faster installs
- Compatible Hardware — Works with standard barb wire arms and brace band connections at terminals
Built for serious perimeter security and tough field conditions, this professional grade 12.5 gauge, 4-point barbed wire features a Class III galvanized coating for superior rust protection. Each 1320' roll stretches smoothly and ties off cleanly, making it a dependable choice for industrial sites, utilities, agricultural fencing, and other high-use applications requiring durability and service life.
Why Choose This
- Professional grade quality for commercial, industrial, and agricultural perimeters
- Class III (heavy) zinc coating outlasts lighter coatings in harsh weather
- Four-point barbs deliver a stronger deterrent than standard two-point options
- Quarter-mile roll reduces splices and speeds long runs
- Field-friendly handling — consistent coil for payout, stretching, and tensioning
Specifications
| Barb Wire Gauge | 12.5 Gauge |
| Coverage | 1320' (¼-mile) per roll |
| Number of Points | 4-Point |
| Weight | 80 lbs per roll |
| Material | Galvanized Steel Wire |
| Coating Class | Class III (Heavy Zinc) |
| Finish | Silver (Galvanized) |
| Typical Usage | Perimeter Security, Industrial Sites, Agricultural Fencing |
Installation
For safe payout, insert a steel rod through the roll’s core and roll along the fence line. Secure to a terminal post (brace band and carriage bolt or barb-arm connection), then stretch with a wire grip and come-along. Tension evenly and tie off per your plan/spec. Use appropriate PPE when handling barbed wire.
Buying Guide
- Coating Class: Choose Class III when service life and corrosion resistance are priorities; it uses a heavier zinc coating than Class I.
- Barb Style: 4-point barbs increase deterrence compared with two-point options.
- Run Length: Each roll covers 1320'. Estimate total footage and add for corners, tie-offs, and overlaps.
- Hardware: Plan for corner/line barb arms at terminals and any intermediate posts per your specification.
- Safety: Wear heavy gloves, long sleeves, and eye protection; keep bystanders clear during stretching.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What does “Class III” mean?
- It indicates a heavier galvanized (zinc) coating on the wire for improved corrosion resistance compared with lighter coatings such as Class I.
- How long is each roll?
- 1320 feet (¼ mile) per roll.
- Is this 4-point barbed wire?
- Yes. Each barb has four points for a stronger deterrent.
- What gauge is the wire?
- 12.5 gauge galvanized steel wire.
- What fittings do I need at corners and ends?
- Use barb wire corner/terminal arms or wrap and secure to a brace band carriage bolt at terminal posts, per your plan/spec.
Comparison
- Class III vs. Class I Galvanized: Class III uses a heavier zinc coating for better corrosion resistance and service life; Class I uses less zinc and is lighter-duty.
- 4-Point vs. 2-Point Barbs: 4-point barbs provide a more assertive deterrent than 2-point options, often preferred for higher-security or heavy-pressure fence lines.
