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SECURITY WIRE

Originally barbed wire fulfilled the roll of perimeter security.Because it is simple and lower cost. As crime has escalated barbed wire became less and less effective. Petty thefts worsened and the need arose to replace barbed wire with a more effective alternative. The breakthrough came when a barbed fashioned tape was added to a high tensile wire. This product was given the name razor wire! The original product had short blades which were substantially more effective than the barbed wire product.Xinan pioneered the way forward from this point on. Their first upgrade was from short blade to medium blade. Medium blade razor wire had a much sharper edge and quickly gained the reputation of being an extremely effective low cost security product.

Now please note our two series of security wire protuct as follows:

Razor wire series

When you need to get serious about security, Razor Wire is the answer. It is relatively inexpensive, but viciously effective. Razor Wire around the perimeter is enough to deter any would be vandal, robber or saboteur. Razor Wire is made from a corrosion resistant galvanized steel cutting ribbon wrapped around a core of galvanized spring steel wire.
It's impossible to cut without highly specialized tools, and even then it's a slow, dangerous job. Razor Wire is a long lasting and very effective barrier technology, known and trusted by security professionals.

   
   
   
   

Reference Number

Blade Style

Thickness

Wire Dia

Barb
Length

Barb
Width

Barb
spacing

BTO-12

0.5±0.05

2.5±0.1

12±1

15±1

26±1

BTO-15

0.5±0.05

2.5±0.1

15±1

15±1

33±1

BTO-22

0.5±0.05

2.5±0.1

22±1

15±1

34±1

BTO-30

0.5±0.05

2.5±0.1

30±1

18±1

45±1
CBT-25

0.5±0.05

2.5±0.1

25±1

16±1

40±1

CBT-60

0.6±0.05

2.5±0.1

60±2

32±1

100±2

CBT-65

0.6±0.05

2.5±0.1

65±2

21±1

100±2

Barbed wire series

Wire to be made into barbed wire is usually galvanized (coated with zinc) to protect it from corrosion. The wire must be perfectly clean and dry to be properly galvanized. First it is cleaned in a bath of hot, dilute hydrochloric acid, then rinsed with hot water. It then passes through a solution of hot zinc chloride or ammonium chloride to prevent rust from forming as it is dried. After drying, the wire passes through a bath of molten zinc. Excess zinc is wiped off and the coated wire is allowed to cool. (Some-times the wire is coated with aluminum instead in a similar way.) Wire can also be coated with zinc by a process known as electrogalvanizing. The wire is given a negative electric charge and passed through a solution of zinc sulfate or some other zinc salt. The positive zinc ions are attracted to the negative wire and form a coating.

   
   
   
   

Specifications of Barbed Wire

Gauge of
Strand and Barb in B.W.G.

Approximate Length per kilogram in Meter

Barbs Spacing 3"

Barbs Spacing 4"

Barbs Spacing 5"

Barbs Spacing 6"

12x12

6.0617

6.7590

7.2700

7.6376

12x14

7.3335

7.9051

8.3015

8.5741

12-1/2x12-1/2

6.9223

7.7190

8.3022

8.7221

12-1/2x14

8.1096

8.814

9.2242

9.5620

13x13

7.9808

8.899

9.5721

10.0553

13x14

8.8448

9.6899

10.2923

10.7146

13-1/2x14

9.6079

10.6134

11.4705

11.8553

14x14

10.4569

11.6590

12.5423

13.1752

14-1/2x14-1/2

11.9875

13.3671

14.3781

15.1034

15x15

13.8927

15.4942

16.6666

17.5070

15-1/2x15-1/2

15.3491

17.1144

18.4060

19.3386