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AB Steel?
AB Steel can manufacturer all varieties of wire, including Chainlink Fence and Barbed Wire.
How long 1 kilogram in barbed wire?
The length of 1 kilogram of barbed wire can vary based on its thickness and design. On average, 1 kilogram of barbed wire can be around 15 to 25 meters in length. The gauge, spacing of barbs, and the specific type of barbed wire will all impact the length that 1 kilogram of barbed wire covers.
Why was the invention of barbed wire in 1874 so important to farmers?
it is important becasue it kept in all the farm animals, And kept out all the intruders, It also deals with people that are in jail, And that need to stay in there,.These two examples go for todays time, And the Past times
Logo of amnesty international?
The logo shows a flame (candle) of hope behind barbed wire. The candle and barbed wire represents all the prisoners that Amnesty International has not been able to help. It also reminds the people of the old Chinese Saying: "Better to light a candle than curse the darkness"
How many people died from barbed wire in ww1?
about 1/5 of all the men involved in ww1 who died was killed by berbed wire(not being able to cross and get shot)
Is this a run one or a fragment barbed wire was inveted in Illinois it quickly became popular all over the US?
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Why did cattle ranching grow?
because of the railroads and the fresh grass in the Plains they moved all over US. Barbed wire and long winters were negatives.
The farmer was able to conquer the last frontiers in the West with the help of?
all of these (which includes labor-saving farm machines, well-drilling machines, and barbed wire.)
Does steel conduct an electric current as I want to set up electric fencing but there is barbed wire just underneath?
Steel, like all metal, conducts electricity. If you still want to mainain the barbed wire and use the same support poles then you need to insulate the electric fence from it. You can fit ceramic shackles on the support poles which will hold the live wires.
Effects of barbed wire on the frontier?
Before the invention of barbed wire, a rancher's cattle just went all over the land, and during roundup time, you had to go find them. Also, someone driving cattle could simply cut across a person's land in order to get to market. With the invention of barbed wire, roundups becanme easier, and "Line houses" were set up along the fences of some larger ranches, in order to make sure the cattle were in good health year round. The upside/downside (depending on who you ask) was that it kept cattle drivers from cutting across property, making them go aroound, thus lengthening their travel time.
What kind of fence is needed for cows?
Wooden fencing is the best kind, though it can be expensive! Electric fencing works, but they require lots of maintenance, and vinyl fences last the longest. If you're looking for cheap stuff, woven wire fencing is the best. Rope fences work as temporary fencing, though never for a permanent fence. AVOID BARBED WIRE, but if you must use it, replace all rusty wire, and constantly check it to make sure it is strung tight and not lying loose on the ground, where horse's can step on it.
What new weapons helped make World War 1 the deadliest war ever?
Mustard Gas Machine Guns Barbed Wire Mines All these were the reasons WWI was such a disaster
