Woven Cattle Fence Wire Products
- We manufacture three woven cattle fence wire systems: fixed knot, S-knot, and hinge joint.
- Fixed knot is the premium, highest-strength choice for bulls, bison, and high-pressure areas.
- S-knot offers balanced strength and flexibility for general and mixed livestock on uneven terrain.
- Hinge joint is the economy, most flexible option for light cattle and interior paddocks.
- Products meet ASTM A116 with Class 3 galvanized and zinc-aluminum coatings, backed by 20+ years of manufacturing.
Woven Cattle Fence Wire Products
High tensile woven wire fencing products including fixed knot, S knot, and hinge joint designs for livestock containment.
Hinge Joint Fence Wire
Cost-effective woven wire fencing with flexible hinge joints for light livestock and interior paddocks.
S Knot Fence Wire
Balanced woven wire fencing offering excellent strength, flexibility, and animal safety for livestock containment.
Fixed Knot Fence Wire
Premium woven wire fencing with locked knot construction for bulls, bison, and high-pressure livestock applications.
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Woven Cattle Fence Wire ProductsHigh tensile woven wire fencing for livestock containment
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Fixed Knot Fence Wire
Premium Solution
Maximum strength fencing for high-impact livestock operations
- Highest strength level
- Permanent installation
- Bulls and bison
- High-pressure areas
S Knot Fence Wire
Mid-Range Solution
Balanced strength and flexibility for general livestock
- Medium strength level
- Works on uneven terrain
- Cattle, horses, sheep
- General farm use
Hinge Joint Fence Wire
Economy Solution
Cost-effective fencing for light livestock and interior use
- Lower strength level
- Maximum flexibility
- Light cattle
- Interior paddocks
Quick Comparison
| Fence Type | Strength | Flexibility | Best For | Cost Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fixed Knot | High | Low | Bulls, bison, high-pressure areas | Premium |
| S Knot | Medium | Medium | General livestock, mixed farms | Mid-Range |
| Hinge Joint | Low | High | Light cattle, interior paddocks | Economy |
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Choose Fence by Application
- Bulls and High-Pressure Areas
- Predator Protection and Wildlife Exclusion
- Large Ranch and Perimeter Fencing
- Temporary or Rotational Grazing
- Difficult Terrain and Sloped Land
Why We Focus on Three Fence Systems
We specialize exclusively in woven wire cattle fencing and manufacture only three proven knot systems. Each product is engineered for a specific pressure level, terrain condition, and budget range. This focused approach ensures consistent quality, reliable performance, and expert technical support for every livestock operation.
Woven Wire Fence Joints Explained
The joints in woven wire fence are the connections where the vertical stay wires meet the horizontal line wires. The joint type determines how the fence handles impact, terrain and large animals. There are three main woven wire joints:
| Joint Type | How It Works | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed Knot | A separate knot wire wraps each intersection, locking verticals and horizontals rigidly | Strongest — uneven terrain, large cattle, bulls, long runs |
| Hinge Joint | The stay wire wraps the line wire to form a hinge that flexes under impact then springs back | Economical — rolling terrain, general cattle containment |
| S-Knot | An S-shaped clip joins the wires at each crossing | Mid-range strength and cost |
For a full side-by-side breakdown, see our fixed knot vs hinge joint vs S-knot comparison. As a rule, choose fixed knot for the most demanding sites and hinge joint for cost-effective general use.
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What are the joints in a woven wire fence?
The joints are the connections where vertical stay wires meet horizontal line wires. The three main types are fixed knot, hinge joint and S-knot. The joint determines how the fence resists impact, terrain movement and pressure from large animals.
Which woven wire fence joint is strongest?
The fixed knot is the strongest woven wire joint. A separate knot wire locks each intersection rigidly so the fence holds shape on uneven terrain and resists large cattle and bulls. Hinge joint is more economical and flexes under impact.
What is the difference between fixed knot and hinge joint?
A fixed knot uses a separate wrap wire to lock each intersection rigidly for maximum strength. A hinge joint lets the stay wire flex around the line wire like a hinge, absorbing impact and springing back, at a lower cost. Fixed knot suits demanding sites; hinge joint suits general cattle use.
What gauge wire is used in woven cattle fence?
Woven cattle fence wire is commonly 12.5 gauge high-tensile, with heavier-duty field fence running 9 to 12.5 gauge. A lower gauge number means a thicker, stronger wire. High-tensile wire can be thinner yet stronger than low-carbon wire of the same gauge.
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