The 50 Year Barbed Wire — 15.5 GA 4-Point (Full Pallet)
The 50 Year Barbed Wire — 15.5 GA 4-Point (Full Pallet)
When you're covering large acreage and need four-point deterrence without breaking the wire budget, you need a wire that stretches further without cutting corners. The 50 Year in 15.5 gauge delivers the same Class 40 zinc-aluminum coating and reverse-twist high tensile construction as the heavier rolls, at 41 lbs and 48 rolls per pallet — 1,320 ft at a time, built for operations that think in acres, not feet.
Features
Class 40 Zinc-Aluminum Coating
The reason this wire earns its name — a zinc-aluminum alloy coating that resists corrosion roughly 7x longer than standard Class 1 or Class 3 galvanized wire. It's the difference between replacing a fence line in ten years and leaving it alone for a generation.
High Tensile Construction
High tensile 15.5-gauge wire is stronger than conventional wire of the same gauge — lighter steel that still takes livestock pressure and springs back instead of deforming, so you cover more ground per pound.
Reverse Twist Design
The reverse-twist construction locks barbs in position and helps the wire hold tension across long spans — it won't stretch or sag, which means a virtually maintenance-free fence line year after year.
4-Point Barb Design
Four barbs per twist at 5" spacing deliver consistent deterrence from the first post to the last — the proven standard for cattle perimeter and cross-fencing across long runs.
48 Rolls per Pallet
The highest pallet count in the lineup — a quarter-mile per roll with maximum freight efficiency, cutting cost-per-roll on large orders so you spend less time reordering and more time fencing.
Specifications
- SKU: F-WIR-01205
- Gauge: 15.5 GA
- Barb Style: 4-Point
- Barb Spacing: 5"
- Coating: Class 40 Zinc-Aluminum
- Wire Type: High Tensile, Reverse Twist
- Roll Length: 1,320 ft (¼ mile)
- Roll Weight: 41 lbs
- Pallet Quantity: 48 rolls/pallet
- Product Line: The 50 Year
Maximum coverage, minimum freight cost — 15.5 GA high tensile barbed wire built for ranches that think in acres, not feet.