W40mm Electric Poly Rope With Ten Stainless Conductors For Paddock Divisions

Wide Enough to Be Seen, Conductive Enough to Work

Wire does the electrical job on a fence but it does not do the visual one. Stock walk into a single strand they cannot see, riders duck under it too late and drivers clip it with a mirror. A 40 mm woven poly rope solves both problems at once: the width reads as a barrier from a distance, and the stainless conductors inside carry the pulse.

Conductor layout

Ten strands of 0.15 mm stainless steel are woven through the rope rather than laid in a single core. Spreading the metal across the width means the rope stays conductive even when a section is abraded by a branch or a rubbing post, and it keeps resistance low over long runs compared with ropes that rely on one thin bundle.

Handling characteristics

• 40 mm width gives high visibility for horses, cattle and the public.
• Soft weave that will not cut a horse's chest on contact.
• Low stretch compared with polywire, so tension holds through the season.
• Colour options for different paddocks and ownership marking.
• Custom weave and conductor count to your specification.

Technical data

Stringing advice

Use a reel and a tensioning tool rather than pulling by hand; the rope should be taut enough to hum but not so tight that posts lean. Fit a strainer at every corner and every 100 m on a straight run. Where horses are the main stock, keep the top strand at chest height and add a second at knee height for foals.

Tell us the stock, the run lengths and how often the fence will be moved, and we will quote coils, reel sizes and the fittings to match.