Easyline SUPER 6 Polywire ** 250m **

The Easyline SUPER 6 Polywire, extending up to 250 meters, is a specialised fencing solution designed specifically for short-term and temporary fencing applications. Tailored for brief uses such as paddock dividers, strip grazing lines, or temporary isolation of animals, this polywire is not recommended for long-term perimeter fencing or use in harsh conditions.

With its 6-strand construction, the Easyline SUPER 6 Polywire boasts increased visibility and conductivity compared to traditional wires. Its design optimizes effectiveness for short-duration fencing needs, offering enhanced visibility to animals while ensuring the transmission of electrical pulses throughout the fence line.

The 250-meter length provides ample coverage for temporary fencing setups, allowing flexibility in creating dividers or grazing lines within paddocks or fields. However, due to its temporary nature, it might not withstand prolonged exposure to adverse weather conditions or high-stress situations typically encountered in permanent fencing setups.

This polywire excels in applications where a temporary fencing solution is required, allowing for easy setup and quick repositioning as needed. Its enhanced visibility and conductive properties make it suitable for short-term animal control or division within grazing areas.

Although the Easyline SUPER 6 Polywire offers benefits in temporary fencing scenarios, it's important to note that its design and durability may not be suitable for extended use or harsh environmental conditions. Hence, for long-term perimeter fencing or areas subject to extreme conditions, alternative fencing solutions might be more appropriate.

In summary, the Easyline SUPER 6 Polywire, spanning 250 meters, is specifically designed for short-term and temporary fencing applications such as paddock dividers, strip grazing lines, or brief animal isolation. While offering increased visibility and conductivity, it's essential to consider its limitations for prolonged use or in challenging environmental conditions when opting for a fencing solution.