The barbed staple has fish-hook type barbs above each point that prevent the staple from working its way out of the post under strain. Particularly useful for round posts, cattle fences and for stobs that are inclined to open up in dry weather. The size is 40 x 4mm standard size.

The plain galvanised staple size is 40 x 4mm, these are the standard size.They are now predominantly used with square posts, with barbed staples being used for round posts.

Rabbit net can be put up with ordinary, larger staples, but these make the job so much easier.

Large galvanised raddisseurs, also known as butterflies and tensioners, and occasionally referred to as raddishes. Used to cut and tension line wire. Most commonly used with mild steel line wire but everyone has their own way with raddisseurs.

Gripples, love them or loath them, they are here to stay. The gripple is a bullet shaped device into which two line wires are inserted from opposite directions, the gripple is used to tension the line. Early versions encountered problems in frost but the design has been improved. These enable the cutting and shaping of high tensile net.

Meteor Wire Strainers are an unusual device which enables the user to re-tension line wire without cutting it. They are particularly useful for fencelines which sag constantly under pressure. They are useful round schools, playing fields or park fences around animals accustomed to leaning on and over the fence. Old stock, a good idea which never really caught on.

Spiral connectors are used to join line wire to line wire, most frequently used by the professional fencer. They would often be used for a high tensile line where a raddisseur might be used on a mild steel line. Please note that tensioners and fixings are a very individual matter and each fencer does things his own way.

Lashing rods are used for attaching the top line of a netting to a line wire just above it to maintain vertical tension and strengthen the fence. They are also used to attach split net deer fences together, binding the top of a bottom net, a line wire, and the bottom of the top net. They are usually used just before and just after each stob or post.

CL22 clips are used in a delta ring plier gun to attach a net to the line wire above it. Many people find them easier to use than lashing rods and they are certainly quicker than tying wire for rabbit and chicken net. Rabbit net clipped to top and middle line wires makes a very strong fence.

Rapid post mix - pour into hole, add water, goes off quickly. Please don't cut this product with further rock, rubble or sand, it is intended to be used neat.

For use with crimping tool only

Normally used to tension chainlink fencing horizontal line wires