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The GALLAGHER NORTH AMERICA G67812 is a high strain insulator designed for permanent electric fence installations. Sold in a pack of five, these white insulators feature a redesigned body for improved handling and structural strength. Molded from UV-resistant plastic, they hold up to prolonged sun exposure without becoming brittle or losing their insulating properties. Fence installers and agricultural professionals use them to anchor and tension fence lines at corner posts, end posts, and any point requiring a long-strain application. The G67812 is a straightforward, durable component suited to high-tension fence configurations where insulator integrity is critical.
These insulators are used in permanent electric fence systems, particularly at corner assemblies, brace panels, and end posts where the wire must be pulled tight over extended spans. The design accommodates long-strain runs common in livestock containment, perimeter fencing, and pasture division. The white finish provides visibility during installation and routine fence inspection. Both professional fence contractors and experienced farm operators will find this format practical for high-volume installations where multiple strain points are required across a single fence line.
Designed for use in permanent electric fence systems requiring high-strain insulation at corner, brace, and end-post assemblies. Consult your fence system layout to confirm strain insulator style matches your wire type and post configuration.
Strain insulators of this type are typically installed by fence contractors or experienced agricultural operators using standard fence stretching tools and crimping equipment. Disconnect or de-energize the fence energizer before handling any insulator on a live fence. Follow local agricultural fencing codes and manufacturer tensioning guidelines for the specific wire gauge in use. Do not overtension the wire beyond the rated capacity of the post and brace assembly.
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