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Round Steel Crimped & Cranked Post Inline Galvanised Extra Light / 2900 / 40
Round Steel Crimped & Cranked Post Inline Galvanised Extra Light / 2900 / 40

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Round Steel Crimped and Cranked Post Inline Galvanised

SKU: PXLG40-2900CC
$39.36 inc. GST $35.78 ex. GST
Grade
Height (mm)
Pipe Size (NB)
Understanding NB vs OD pipe measurements

When measuring steel pipe, it's important to understand the difference between Nominal Bore (NB) and Outside Diameter (OD), measured in millimetres (mm).

NB (Nominal Bore): A standardised pipe size identification. It does not represent the pipe's exact inside diameter, as the actual internal diameter may be slightly larger or smaller depending on the pipe's wall thickness and manufacturing standard.

OD (Outside Diameter): The actual measurement across the outside of the pipe, measured in millimetres, and remains consistent across all wall thicknesses of the same NB size pipe.

Nominal Bore (NB) Outside Diameter (OD)
20 mm 26.9 mm
25 mm 33.7 mm
32 mm 42.4 mm
40 mm 48.3 mm
50 mm 60.3 mm
65 mm 76.1 mm
80 mm 88.9 mm
90 mm 101.6 mm
100 mm 114.3 mm
150 mm 165.1 mm

To install each post, you'll need:

You may also need:

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Heavy-duty crimped and cranked chain-link fence post for 3 strands of barbed wire. Made from commercial galvanised steel, for high-security fencing.

When to use it

The standard post for a straight run of fence: use it for the end posts and every post in between. Where the fence turns a corner, use a right-angle corner post for a corner of about 90°, or a splayed corner post for any other angle.

Which post do I need?

  • Inline post (this post): posts along a straight run, including the end posts. Arm bent 45° from vertical, 500mm long, wire every 150mm.
  • Right-angle corner post: a corner where the fence turns at about 90°. Arm bent 55° from vertical, 620mm long, wire every 190mm.
  • Splayed corner post: any other corner, wider or tighter than 90°. Arm bent 50° from vertical, 560mm long, wire every 170mm.

What the angles mean

The angle is how far the cranked arm leans out from upright, measured from vertical. Corner posts lean a little further and have a longer arm with wider hole spacings, so their 3 strands of barbed wire sit at the same heights as on the inline posts and the wire runs level around the corner.

The corner angle is the turn the fence makes: a right-angle corner turns about 90°, a splayed corner covers every other turn, wide or tight.

Details

  • Cranked arm: 500mm, bent 45° from vertical
  • Barbed wire: 3 strands, 150mm apart, crimped at 150mm spacings
  • Sizes: 40NB × 2900mm (Extra Light) or 50NB × 3250mm (Medium)
  • Type Chain-link Post
  • Vendor Otter Fencing
  • SKU PXLG40-2900CC
  • Package Length 2,900 mm
  • Package Width 50 mm
  • Package Height 50 mm
  • Alternative Code CLPCC-40XLG-2900
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  • Additional handling charges may apply for remote areas, restricted access sites, or non-standard unloading requirements.
  • It is essential to inform us in advance if there is no forklift on-site so we can arrange appropriate unloading equipment (e.g., HIAB crane).

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