Original Euronet goat net/goat fence - 105 cm / 50 m double spike.
This premium Euronet convinces with very good workmanship, easy handling and top quality! It is immediately ready for use, unroll - set up - ready!
The 105 cm high Euronet is often used in goat breeding. Thanks to the narrower meshes in the lower area, it is also ideal for herding kids. Of course, it is also possible to fence in other animals such as pigs or sheep with this pasture net.
This 50 m long electronic net has 14 green plastic stakes with metal double points for stabilisation, which can easily be driven into the ground.
Of the 9 horizontal plastic strands, 8 are equipped with current-carrying stainless steel conductors, whereby the top strand with 6 x 0.20 mm stainless steel conductors has a very high conductivity. This equipment, in combination with the net height of 105 cm, keeps your animals from jumping over the fence. The currentless ground strand is hard-wearing and durable thanks to additional plastic threads.
You will receive a repair set free of charge with this goat net.
Details Euronet goat net - 50 m / 105 cm double tip
- Stable even on hilly terrain or uneven ground
- 9 horizontal plastic strands, 8 of which have integrated stainless steel ladders
- Ideal for sheep, lambs, goats
- Upper strand reinforced by 80%, 24 plastic monofilaments Ø 0.40 mm, 6 stainless steel Ø 0.20mm
- Bottom strand reinforced, not current-carrying 32 plastic monofilaments Ø 0.40 mm
- Remaining strands 15 plastic monofilaments Ø 0.40 mm, 3 stainless steel Ø 0.20 mm each
- Each mesh crossing point inseparably welded with plastic seal
- UV-stabilised
- With double tip
- Can be electrified (separate electric fence unit required)
- With stainless steel connection clip at the beginning and end of the net (for connecting additional nets and for device connection)
Electric Fence Online tip:
For optimal herding safety, we recommend electrifying the net. This will prevent your animals from biting or slipping through the net.
Tip:
Do not use grazing nets on animals with horns to prevent them from becoming entangled in the net.
