BIRD BARRIER Net Ring
The BIRD BARRIER Net Ring is a stainless steel bird control netting accessory in silver. It has a 3/4 in overall length and 3/4 in depth, supplied in a 2,500 pack (MPN th-s100).
SKU 3G-OTH-373911
Also listed as: ths100 · th s100
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Product Description
The BIRD BARRIER Net Ring is a stainless steel bird control netting accessory in silver. It has a 3/4 in overall length and 3/4 in depth, supplied in a 2,500 pack (MPN th-s100).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a BIRD BARRIER Net Ring used for?
A BIRD BARRIER Net Ring is a stainless steel accessory used to secure bird control netting to structures. It is commonly applied in commercial and industrial facilities to prevent birds from roosting or nesting, protecting equipment and building exteriors.
What are the specifications of the BIRD BARRIER Net Ring?
The BIRD BARRIER Net Ring is made of stainless steel in a silver finish. It has a 3/4 in overall length and 3/4 in depth. Each pack contains 2,500 rings, with manufacturer part number th-s100.
Where to buy BIRD BARRIER Net Rings worldwide?
3G Electric supplies BIRD BARRIER Net Rings worldwide. As a global industrial solutions provider, we handle full logistics and customs clearance to deliver this stainless steel netting accessory to your facility, regardless of location.
How to install a BIRD BARRIER Net Ring?
To install a BIRD BARRIER Net Ring, thread the netting through the ring and press it onto a fastener or support cable. Ensure the ring is fully seated to hold the netting taut. Use stainless steel rings for outdoor durability and corrosion resistance.
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3G Electric supplies BIRD BARRIER bird control netting accessories. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.
