Hinge Joint Knot Fence – High Tensile Livestock & Farm Fence

Key Takeaways
  • Hinge joint knot fence uses flexible knots that let vertical wires move independently, absorbing livestock impact while holding tension on uneven terrain.
  • Available in standard tensile (400–550 MPa) for sheep and goats and high tensile (1000–1400 MPa) for cattle, hills, and long fence runs.
  • Fence height ranges from 800–2000 mm with 50 m or 100 m roll lengths, fully customizable.
  • Class 3 galvanized coating (230–275 g/m²) is recommended for long outdoor service life of 20–30 years; Class 1 (60–80 g/m²) lasts 8–12 years.
  • Factory-direct supply from China with custom height, mesh spacing, wire diameter, and roll length.

High Tension Fence Netting with Flexible Hinge Design

Hinge Joint Knot Fence – High Tensile Livestock & Farm Fence

Hinge Joint Knot Fence is a high tensile woven wire fence featuring flexible hinge joint knots that allow vertical wires to move independently while maintaining consistent tension. It is widely used for cattle, sheep, and goat fencing, especially on uneven terrain and long fence runs where durability and adaptability are critical.

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Product Specifications

Item Specification
Product Name Hinge Joint Knot Fence
Knot Type Hinge Joint Knot
Material Low carbon steel wire
Surface Treatment Hot-dipped galvanized
Line Wire Diameter 2.5 mm (10.5 ga) / 2.0 mm (12.5 ga)
Stay Wire Diameter 2.0 mm (12.5 ga) / 1.8 mm (14 ga)
Fence Height 800 – 2000 mm
Vertical Stay Spacing 150 mm (6 inch) / 300 mm (12 inch)
Horizontal Line Spacing Graduated: 75 mm (bottom) to 150 mm (top)
Roll Length 50 m / 100 m
Tensile Strength Standard Tensile: 400 – 550 MPa
High Tensile: 1000 – 1400 MPa
Zinc Coating Class 1: 60 – 80 g/m² (8-12 years lifespan)
Class 3: 230 – 275 g/m² (20-30 years lifespan)
Weight per Roll 20 – 75 kg (depending on height and length)

All specifications can be customized according to your requirements.

Wire Tensile Strength Options

Wire Type Tensile Strength Recommended Use
Standard Tensile 400 – 550 MPa Sheep, goat, light livestock
High Tensile 1000 – 1400 MPa Cattle, uneven land, long-term use

Zinc Coating Options

Zinc Coating Type Zinc Weight Lifespan Price Level
Class 1 (Standard) 60 – 80 g/m² 8 – 12 years Economy
Class 3 (Premium) 230 – 275 g/m² 20 – 30 years Recommended

Hinge Joint Knot Structure Advantage

Hinge Joint Design

  • Each vertical wire is wrapped around the line wire
  • Allows independent movement under pressure
  • Prevents wire breakage when animals impact the fence

Key Benefits

  • Stronger than traditional woven fence
  • Maintains tension even on uneven ground
  • Reduces fence damage and maintenance cost

Application Scenarios

Hinge Joint Knot Fence is ideal for:

  • Cattle fencing
  • Sheep and goat enclosure
  • Farm and pasture fencing
  • Uneven land and hillside fencing
  • Highway and railway protection

Especially recommended for large livestock and long-term outdoor use.

Manufacturing and Factory Information

  • Factory Type: Professional manufacturer
  • Production Experience: 10+ years
  • Production Lines: Automatic weaving lines
  • Monthly Capacity: 50,000+ rolls
  • Quality Control: Wire diameter inspection, zinc coating thickness test, tensile strength testing

Stable quality, on-time delivery, factory direct price.

Quality Standards and Certification

  • Standards Compliance: ASTM A-116 / EN 10223-3
  • Galvanization: Meets Class 3 (ASTM A-641)
  • Inspection: Wire diameter, zinc thickness, tensile strength tested per batch

Packaging and Container Loading

Packaging Method

  • Each roll wrapped with waterproof paper
  • Outside woven plastic bag
  • Pallet packing available on request

Container Loading Capacity

Fence Specification Roll Length Weight per Roll 20GP Container 40HQ Container
0.8 m height 50 m 20 – 25 kg 280 – 300 rolls 550 – 600 rolls
1.2 m height 100 m 35 – 45 kg 200 – 250 rolls 450 – 500 rolls
1.8 m height 100 m 60 – 75 kg 150 – 180 rolls 350 – 400 rolls

Exact quantity depends on fence height and roll length.

Customization Options

We support OEM and customized production:

  • Fence height
  • Wire diameter
  • Roll length
  • Zinc coating level
  • Packaging method

Just tell us your requirements.

Comparison with Other Knot Types

Knot Type Strength Flexibility Tensile Wire Best For
S Knot Medium High Low/Medium Sheep, goat
Hinge Joint High High High Tensile Cattle, hills, long runs
Fixed Knot Very High Low High Tensile Bulls, bison, high-impact areas

When to Choose Hinge Joint

Best for uneven terrain, hilly land, and long fence lines where flexibility is needed. More economical than Fixed Knot while maintaining strong impact resistance.

How to Get Quotation

For fast and accurate quotation, please kindly provide:

  • Fence height
  • Wire diameter
  • Roll length
  • Quantity
  • Destination port

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Hinge Joint Knot Fence FAQs

Is hinge joint knot fence suitable for cattle fencing?

Yes. Hinge joint knot fence is widely used for cattle fencing when produced with high tensile wire. The flexible hinge joint design helps absorb impact from livestock while maintaining consistent tension, making it ideal for uneven terrain and long fence runs.

What is the difference between hinge joint knot fence and fixed knot fence?

Hinge joint knot fence offers better flexibility and shock absorption, which helps the fence adapt to uneven ground. Fixed knot fence provides maximum strength and is recommended for high-impact areas or large livestock. You can compare it with Fixed Knot Fence for heavy-duty applications: /woven-cattle-fence-wires/fixed-knot/

When should I choose hinge joint fence instead of S knot fence?

Hinge joint fence is recommended for larger livestock such as cattle, especially on uneven land or long fence lines. For smaller animals like sheep or goats, a more economical option such as S Knot Fence may be sufficient: /woven-cattle-fence-wires/s-knot/

What galvanized coating is recommended for long-term outdoor use?

For long-term outdoor fencing, Class 3 galvanized coating (230–275 g/m²) is recommended. It provides excellent corrosion resistance and a service life of 20–30 years in harsh environments.

Can hinge joint knot fence be customized?

Yes. Fence height, wire diameter, tensile strength, roll length, and zinc coating can all be customized according to your project requirements.

Is hinge joint fence suitable for uneven or sloping land?

Yes. The flexible hinge joint structure allows the fence to follow ground contours without losing tension, making it especially suitable for hillsides and uneven terrain.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does a hinge joint knot fence work?

Each vertical stay wire wraps around the horizontal line wire so the joints can move independently under pressure. This flexing prevents wire breakage when animals impact the fence and lets the fence absorb shock, then return to shape. The same flexibility helps it hold tension over uneven ground without permanently deforming.

What wire gauge and tensile strength does hinge joint cattle fence use?

Line wires run 2.5mm (10.5 gauge) or 2.0mm (12.5 gauge) and stay wires 2.0mm (12.5 gauge) or 1.8mm (14 gauge). Standard tensile strength of 400 to 550 MPa suits sheep and goats, while high-tensile wire at 1,000 to 1,400 MPa is recommended for cattle. Heights range from 800mm to 2,000mm.

Is hinge joint fence good for hilly or uneven terrain?

Yes. Hinge joint is recommended for uneven land and hillside fencing because its flexible knots let the fence follow ground contours without losing tension. The independent movement of each joint accommodates dips and rises that would slacken or strain a more rigid fence, making it well suited to rolling pasture.

What galvanizing should I choose for hinge joint cattle fence?

Class 1 coating at 60 to 80 g/m2 gives an 8-to-12-year economy lifespan, while Class 3 at 230 to 275 g/m2 is recommended for 20 to 30 years of service. For permanent cattle fencing, choose Class 3 high-tensile wire to maximize life, especially in humid or wet conditions where thinner coatings fail sooner.

Is hinge joint cheaper than fixed knot fence?

Yes. Hinge joint is positioned as more economical than fixed knot while still delivering strong impact resistance, making it a popular value choice for cattle and mixed livestock. It is stronger and more flexible than traditional woven fence; final pricing depends on the wire's tensile strength and galvanizing class you select.