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Strainrite | XT1 Wire Strainer
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- Visit www.strainrite.co.nz for more info!
Tool Name: XT1 Ratchet Strainer
Part No. Product
FST00160 XT1 STRAINER BOX 25
FST00016 XT1 STRAINER DRUM 650
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Key features
* 11 tooth spool for finer control of wire tension
* Frame with locking notch for improved performance and strainer integrity.
* Two plane ramp for guidance of wire onto spool.
Possibly the most versatile wire strainer on the market to date, The Strainrite XT1 Ratchet Strainer packs an arsenal of new design features, not to mention an attractive new look to help distinguish it from its predecessors. Here is a complete overview of these features and their benefits.
Frame With Spring Locking Notch
A recess in the frame of the XT1 houses a portion of the spring to prevent the spool from rotating in a particular
direction when the wire strainer is under tension.
As the teeth of the spool push against the spring, it
remains locked to the frame. This provides rigidity to the wire strainer by preventing the spring and spool from
disengaging from the frame.
The locking notch also acts as a locking mechanism which secures the frame together when the strainer is used inline, without the wire tied to the frame.
STRENGTHENING RIBS ON FRAME
The "Y" shaped Strengthening Ribs on the Frame of the XT1 Ratchet provides rigidity to the frame when under tension. The shape allows for a continuous rib, whilst also allowing clearance for the wire spring clip
11 TOOTH SPOOL
Similar Permanent Wire Strainers currently on the market only have 10 teeth.
11 teeth provide for finer tension adjustment for achieving recommended wire tensions
LUG MECHANISM
Another unique feature of the XT1 strainer is its lug mechanism. The lug provides a mechanism to utilize the strainer in an inline option without cutting the wire and threading it through the frame and spool.
TWO PLANE GUIDANCE RAMP
The addition of a lug with a two plane guide ramp on the spool provides a mechanism to effectively deflect the wire from riding up over the lug feature so that the wire is spread across the spool evenly (A single plane ramp as seen on other strainers does not provide a consistently effective means to deflect the wire).
Like the other traditional Strainrite Permanent Wire Strainers, the XT1 Ratchet also has the oval hole in the spool to allow either one or two wires to be held side by side, correctly ori-entated to the spool axis. Retains
optimum cross sectional area without compromising the axle strength.
Legend mate .... just what I needed.... as a townee... ya don't see how this is done a whole lot. Now I can just run my 4 wire on the new boundary! Thanks very Much!
Brother...... you've just made my fencing that much more easier and fun! Thanks
Exactly the info/demo i was looking for! nice.
Very good demo and tidy work !
wow! I have to try these.
Wish I say this video sooner great video
Thanks!
How did you break the wire?
Could you also use a kiwi quick connection strainer inline (without cutting the wire)?
Hi Kyle, Sorry note familiar with a "kiwi quick connection strainer". Its not a Strainrite product.
So they are made to stay there?
Yes they are.
Can you use the kiwi quick end strainer inline without cutting the wire like in this example?
Hi Kyle, Sorry note familiar with a "kiwi quick connection strainer". Its not a Strainrite product.
For electric fencing that will short the line out, won't it? Needs an insulated ratchet strainer at the end.
No it wont
Yep but that step was missed out as we were all just looking at the tensioner
is the spool on the strainer made of aluminum or zinc?
Hi Charlie, the spools are Die Cast Aluminium.
Where can i find the racheting tentioner tool like yours, yours have a pretty big handle that looks easy on the hands and gives you pretty good leverage, all the ones i found have narrow handle and some dont even rachet, can you point me in the right direction please, and i love your work, your tips are very handy
Thanks Trav. Glad to hear you like our products. If are in New Zealand contact email is sales@strainrite.co.nz website www.strainrite.co.nz or our export manager can help you out export@strainrite.co.nz
I don't know what your export manager has been told Hugh, but you really need to look after your cousins (adopted cousin in my case) across the Tasman first before you go to the US. It's very difficult to find your products in Australia- bits and pieces from various sources. I ended up buying from a place in Tasmania and had to pay $56 in freight! Can your export manager please talk to Norco Co-op in Australia because they have the largest distribution of rural stores in Australia?
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