Gallagher Electric Fence EconomyLine Rope | White | 500m | ST
500m of Gallagher EconomyLine Rope
This product is suitable for:
Twisted plastic rope, suitable for movable/temporary horse and cattle fences shorter than 500 metres.
PowerLine Rope designed for semi-permanent fencing, ideal for horses and cattle. It features 5 stainless steel wires to ensure high conductivity and is UV stabilised. Posts can be spaced up to 8 metres apart. The 5 stainless steel wires provide excellent conductivity, and the rope is simple to install.
When using a rope electric fence we recommend you also use a dedicated rope connector for joining which will act as a shear pint in case of accidents such as #075928
Specifications:
- 5mm diameter
- 5 Stainless Steel wires
- Resistane 3.83ohm/m
- 330kg tensile strength
- 500m roll
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
We use DX and DPD to deliver our orders. Our delivery zones and rates are listed below:
Free Delivery (UK Mainland Only *Some postcodes excluded, see Zone 2 above)
For deliveries between 0 and 100 kg with a value that exceeds £249.99 plus VAT, we offer free delivery. Orders over 100 kg do not benefit from free delivery.
Delivery zone 1 (UK Mainland *Some postcodes excluded; see Zone 2 below)
* 0 - 19.99 kg Courier: £3.90 plus VAT
* 20 kg courier: £3.90 plus VAT + 40p per Kilo thereafter up to a limit of 100 kg
Delivery zone 2 (BT, IM, IV, KW, HS, ZE postcodes)
* 0 - 0.99 kg DPD £3.90 plus VAT
* 1 - 19.99 kg Courier £32.00 plus VAT
* 20Kg Courier £32.00 plus VAT + 58p per Kilo thereafter up to a limit of 100Kg
*Regional Exclusions & Weight Restrictions Apply
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Gallagher Electric Fence EconomyLine Rope | White | 500m | ST FAQs
What is EconomyLine Rope #063932 used for?
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