TuffRing™ II Insulator
Secure wood post insulator suited for starting and ending a fence line.
For easy installation, use our TuffRing Power Driver. See accessories tab below.
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Specs
- Galvanized steel shank
- Ring portion is nylon
- Steel shank goes half way around inside the white ring
- Steel shank is .23" in diameter
- Available in white or black
- Packaged in bags of 25, but sold individually.
Benefits
- You can purchase a TuffRing Power Driver (see accessories tab above) to make installing much faster and easier.
- Deeply defined threads to provide a secure grip in wood posts.
How to Use
- Predrill holes in the wood post.
- Screw insulator completely into the post. (Tip: Use a screwdriver--slide the blade between halves of ball and twist to screw in.)
With a TuffRing Power Driver:
(see accessories tab above)
- Predrill holes in the wood post.
- Put bit end of TuffRing Power Driver into chuck of drill and tighten.
- Place power driver over the insulator so the ring of insulator fits into cup of driver. Drive insulator completely into post.
- Thread conductor through insulator.
Listed below are recommended optional components or related items. Your particular situation may require alternative recommendations. Please call and talk to our consultants if there are any questions at 800-282-6631.
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Conductors - Tape-Rope-Twine-Wire
EnduraSoft 6.0, 660 ft roll
Item #256500 -Twisted rope for permanent electrified fences. Made of polyester so it’s soft to the touch.
$92.00 -
High-Tensile Accessories
Compression Spring
Item #344000 -For tensioning high-tensile (HT) wire. Use for wire runs of less than 300 feet or for fences that might receive frequent animal impact.
$7.15 -
Insulators
TuffRing™ II Power Driver
Item #380703 -Allows use of a power drill to rapidly screw in ring-type insulators in and out of wood posts.
$6.50
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Michael B from West Virginia
These are the best, currently spacing them out to reinforce the existing insulators on my horse fence, from now on these will be my "go to" insulator.
Larry G from Florida
These have to be the best on the market today. I used a competitor brand to supplement when I ran out of these, but they broke during installation and were complete junk. I would recommend these because they are tough. You will be making a big mistake if you use any other brand.
Steve P from Pacific Northwest
If you have ever had a screw in insulator break off at the base, then this is the one you have been looking for. I performed some destructive testing on my band saw, and found that the steel shank, does in fact, continue through the base, down and around to the centerline of the outer ring, strengthening the common breaking point at the base. These are the only insulators I have found that are built this way, so these are the one's for me! Enjoy!
Cynthia R from New York
While installing a temporary fence I used farm store insulator rings and twine. My POODLE ran through it and broke the insulators and the twine acted like a epilator. Premier1 tuff rings do not break and the intellabraid is soft to the touch. I also like the driver. It cuts the work of installing insulators in half. I fully recommend Premier1!
Greg A
Dealing with Premier1 has been a pleasure and efficient quick response time in delivery. The "braided" rope fencing for our horses is good looking, easy to work with and very effective. Well worth the money bar far.
