BARBED WIRE

The primary purpose of barbed wire is to provide security. Its barbed design prevents unauthorized entry and exit into restricted areas, offering a significant advantage. It is typically used with a galvanized coating for added durability and corrosion resistance.

Due to its barbed nature, the installation of barbed wire around areas or regions should be carried out by professionals. Improper installation by unqualified individuals can lead to significant problems.

How is Barbed Wire Quality Determined?

Barbed wire is created by twisting two straight wires together in a helical shape, with barbs placed at specific intervals. It is commonly used along borders to prevent unauthorized access. Its versatile application makes it highly resistant to cutting or deactivation, requiring significant effort and specialized tools. Barbed wire is made from galvanized wires as its raw material.

Galvanized Barbed Wire can also be supplied without poles, based on user demand. It is widely used to protect land, particularly in the Central Anatolia Region. However, using it without poles poses risks, so it is recommended to combine it with iron rods for better stability.

Compared to plain wires, barbed wires are more durable. Galvanized Barbed Wire offers a long-lasting and resistance to rust due to the galvanization process, which also ensures that it does not pose a threat to human health. It is one of the most commonly used fence products due to its critical role in defining and securing areas.

Applications of Barbed Wire

• Separating restricted areas in parks
• Protecting gardens
• Preventing unauthorized entry into private security zones
• Commonly used in industrial areas

Barbed wire ensures no security breaches occur after the separation process. Its ability to provide high-security measures and cost-efficiency makes it one of the most widely preferred products.