Agrifence Megatape reinforced white electric fence tape, 12mm wide on a 200 metre roll

Agrifence Megatape 12mm x 200m – Electric Fence Tape

$38.48
Sale price  $38.48 Regular price  $54.97
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Agrifence Megatape reinforced white electric fence tape, 12mm wide on a 200 metre roll

Agrifence Megatape 12mm x 200m – Electric Fence Tape

$38.48
Sale price  $38.48 Regular price  $54.97
Agrifence Megatape – White Reinforced 12mm x 200m

Megatape is the reinforced end of Agrifence's tape range, and 12mm is its narrowest width: a 200m roll of white polytape carrying 0.25mm copper-infused conductive wires. The copper is there for conductivity — copper carries a fence pulse far better than the stainless filaments used in budget tape.

The reinforcement is in the edges, which is where tape fails. A tape that has started to fray along one selvedge sheds filaments, loses conductivity strand by strand, and eventually parts in a gale. Reinforced edges are the difference between a fence you replace in three years and one you replace in ten.

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Performance & Benefits
  • 0.25mm copper-infused conductive wires — larger in diameter than standard tape filaments.
  • Reinforced edges to resist fraying, which is where polytape normally fails first.
  • 12mm width in white, visible to a horse at a distance and against a dark hedge.
  • 200m roll, enough for a single line around a small paddock or a long internal division.
  • Built for long-term temporary and semi-permanent work rather than a fortnight's use.
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Suitable For
  • Horse and pony paddocks, where the line must be seen as well as felt.
  • Semi-permanent perimeters and small to medium field boundaries.
  • Internal divisions left up through a season.
  • Fences on wooden posts using tape insulators.
  • Too narrow to be the most visible option for a nervous horse or a large open field — Agrifence Megatape is also made in 20mm and 40mm, and the wider tape is what a horse picks out at fifty metres.
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How to Use
  • Run the tape through tape insulators — the Agrifence HPX Tape Insulator takes anything to 40mm — rather than round a ring.
  • Keep the tape flat and untwisted between posts; a folded tape only conducts on the exposed side.
  • Join lengths with a tape buckle or clamp that grips the full width. Knotted tape loses most of its conductivity at the knot.
  • Tension by hand to a firm line, not a drum-tight one; polytape stretches and needs slack to move in wind.
  • Bond multiple lines together with a line to line connector so all strands sit at the same voltage.
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Specification
  • Agrifence product code H4756. Barcode 5052150001319.
  • Width 12mm. Length 200m. Colour white.
  • Conductors: 0.25mm copper-infused wires. Reinforced edges.
  • Also made in 20mm x 200m (H4758), 20mm x 500m (H4759) and 40mm x 200m (H4760), plus green versions in 20mm and 40mm.
  • Agrifence publish no filament count, resistance per metre or breaking strain for Megatape, so none of those figures are given here.
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Care & Caution
  • Never energise barbed wire, and do not run electrified tape where a horse could be pushed onto barbed wire behind it.
  • Where the fence borders a road, footpath or bridleway, fit electric fence warning signs at intervals along the public side.
  • Switch the energiser off before joining, tensioning or repairing the line.
  • Check the tape after high winds. A tape that has broken and fallen across an earthed post will flatten the whole fence.

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