Agrifence Megatape G20 Reinforced Tape 20mm x 200m

Agrifence Megatape G20 – Green 20mm x 200m

The G20 is the green 20mm roll in Agrifence's reinforced Megatape range, and it exists for the owner who wants a serious semi-permanent fence without a white line running across the view. The webbing carries reinforced edges and 0.25mm copper-infused wires, so the step up from Easytape is in the conductor as much as in the mesh.

Green tape is read differently by stock than white: it is less startling, and horses tend to settle beside it sooner. That makes it a sensible choice on an established boundary where the animals already know the fence and the priority is a line that lasts rather than one that shouts.

Performance & Benefits

• Green 20mm webbing on a 200m roll.
• Reinforced mesh and edges for a longer service life on a fixed line.
• Larger 0.25mm conductive wires, copper-infused for better conductivity.
• Rated by Agrifence for small to medium perimeter fences.
• Discreet against grass, hedging and woodland.
• Narrow enough to behave on an exposed boundary.

Suitable For

• Small to medium perimeter fences.
• Semi-permanent paddock boundaries on established grazing.
• Properties where a white tape would be visually intrusive.
• Longer runs that need the conductivity a copper-infused wire gives.
• Not the tape for a horse meeting electric fencing for the first time — white tape such as the Agrifence Megatape 20mm is easier for them to see.

How to Use

• Fit through 20mm tape insulators along the run.
• Join with a 20mm tape clamp; do not knot reinforced tape.
• Tension evenly and re-tension once the line has settled.
• Turn the energiser off before working on the fence.
• Check the voltage at the furthest post after installation.

Specification

• 20mm wide, 200m roll, green.
• Reinforced mesh and edges, 0.25mm copper-infused conductive wires.
• Agrifence product code H5195.
• Megatape is also made in 12mm and 40mm, in white, and in 500m rolls.
• Agrifence publish no resistance figure, wire count or breaking strain for Megatape, so none is stated here.