Hotline Small Nail on Bobbin Insulator for Electric Fences
Hotline Nail on Bobbin Insulator designed for Polywire up to 3mm - featuring an integrated nail.
Pack of 50
The main function of the insulator is to firmly maintain the fence line while preventing any power from leaking from the post to the ground. A properly designed insulator will keep the line in place without causing damage to the tape, rope, or wire when subjected to wind and weather, and it will also allow the line to move freely without the hindrance of sharp edges.
- For wire up to 3mm
- With integral nail
- Nail on to all wooden posts
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* 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
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* 0 - 0.99 kg DPD £3.90 plus VAT
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* 20Kg Courier £32.00 plus VAT + 58p per Kilo thereafter up to a limit of 100Kg
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Hotline Small Nail on Bobbin Insulator for Electric Fences FAQs
Which conductor types and sizes are compatible with the Hotline Small Nail on Bobbin Insulator?
Which conductor types and sizes are compatible with the Hotline Small Nail on Bobbin Insulator?
How do I mount a Hotline Small Nail-on Bobbin Insulator, and what posts is it for?
How do I mount a Hotline Small Nail-on Bobbin Insulator, and what posts is it for?
What if I’m using tape, rope, or thicker polywire—what’s the alternative?
What if I’m using tape, rope, or thicker polywire—what’s the alternative?


