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T-post head insulator black, 10 pieces
Head insulators, often also called cap insulators, protect your animal from injuries on the top of the T-post. At the same time, head insulators provide the accommodation for conductor material such as rope, strand, wire or tape and thus form the first row of the pasture fence. Indispensable protection for horse keeping.
avoids injuries to the animals at the end of the post
for easy, tool-free attachment to the T-post
usable for rope up to 6.5 mm, strand, wire and tape up to 40 mm
makes optimum use of the height of the T-post
including safety strap to prevent it from opening by itself
stable, impact and UV-resistant plastic
extremely robust design
design proven for years
also available in white (AVTPKW) and yellow (AVTPKG)
Tip: When used as corner insulators z.e.g. with the WedgeLoc system, the head insulator can simply be turned outwards. Thus no additional train insulator is required.
When keeping horses, we generally recommend using the head insulator for T-posts.
No special safety instructions are available.
No special documents are available.
T-post head insulator black, 10 pieces
Head insulators, often also called cap insulators, protect your animal from injuries on the top of the T-post. At the same time, head insulators provide the accommodation for conductor material such as rope, strand, wire or tape and thus form the first row of the pasture fence. Indispensable protection for horse keeping.
avoids injuries to the animals at the end of the post
for easy, tool-free attachment to the T-post
usable for rope up to 6.5 mm, strand, wire and tape up to 40 mm
makes optimum use of the height of the T-post
including safety strap to prevent it from opening by itself
stable, impact and UV-resistant plastic
extremely robust design
design proven for years
also available in white (AVTPKW) and yellow (AVTPKG)
Tip: When used as corner insulators z.e.g. with the WedgeLoc system, the head insulator can simply be turned outwards. Thus no additional train insulator is required.
When keeping horses, we generally recommend using the head insulator for T-posts.
No special safety instructions are available.
No special documents are available.
