9 Gauge Galvanized Utility Wire for Chain Link Fencing - 1000' Roll

Product Description

9 Gauge Galvanized Utility Wire for Chain Link Fencing — 1,000′ Roll (Professional Grade)

• Multi-Purpose Jobsite Wire — Handy for tension wire, tie-backs, patching fabric, temporary splices, and general fastening on chain link jobs
• Fence-Contractor Grade — 9 ga galvanized steel balances strength and workability for daily field use
• Corrosion Resistant — Zinc coating stands up to outdoor exposure
• Easy to Handle — Smooth draw; twists securely with pliers without excessive spring-back
• Long, Continuous Length — Economical 1,000′ roll reduces change-outs and scrap

Keep a roll of 9 gauge galvanized utility wire on the truck for those “need-a-wire-now” moments—re-tying fabric at posts/rails, stitching small tears, or adding quick tie-backs during install. For production fastening along posts and rails, many crews complement utility wire with pre-cut aluminum tie wires (100/bag) for speed and consistency.

Why Choose This

• Versatile — One roll covers dozens of on-site tasks beyond fence work
• Durable — Galvanized finish resists rust in typical environments
• Workable — 9 ga diameter twists cleanly and holds shape after tightening

Specifications

Installation

Cut to length with linesman pliers or a suitable cutter. Wrap the wire around the post/rail and through a fabric diamond (or around the item being secured), then twist the tails 3–5 turns until snug. Keep twists on the inside of the fence and tuck ends to avoid snags. For fast, repetitive attachments along bottom tension wire or overlaps, consider 9 ga aluminum hog rings with pliers.

Buying Guide

• Gauge & handling: 9 ga offers a solid blend of strength and bendability for most field tasks. If you primarily need post/rail fastening, pre-cut aluminum tie wires speed up production and spacing.
• Roll yield: Plan footage by adding your estimated tie-backs, patches, and accessory runs; keep extra for contingencies.
• Tools: Linesman/fence pliers and a quality cutter make twisting and trimming quick and clean.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 9 gauge stiff enough for tie-backs and patches?

Yes—9 ga is commonly used for temporary and permanent tie-backs, small fabric repairs, and general fastening on chain link jobs.

Will it rust?

The zinc coating resists red rust in typical outdoor conditions. As with any galvanized product, severe coastal or chemical environments may require specialty coatings.

Can I use this for regular post/rail ties?

You can, but pre-cut ties are faster and more consistent for production work. Utility wire excels at miscellaneous fastening, patching, and custom tie-offs.

How heavy is the roll?

Approximately 59 lb per 1,000 ft, depending on coating thickness.

What tools do I need?

Linesman/fence pliers for twisting and a cutter capable of cleanly snipping 9 ga steel wire.

Comparison

Not sure whether bulk utility wire or pre-cut ties are the better fit for your crew? Contact us and we’ll help you plan a professional-grade setup that’s efficient and durable.