Hillman 123105 Galvanized Steel Wire 110 Ft 18 Gauge

Product Description

The HILLMAN 123105 is an 18-gauge galvanized steel general purpose wire supplied in a convenient dispenser pack. The galvanized coating provides corrosion resistance, making this wire suitable for both indoor and outdoor use in a variety of binding, securing, and craft applications. At 110 feet per pack, it provides ample length for workshop tasks, light-duty fastening, bundling, and utility work around residential or commercial job sites. The dispenser pack format keeps the wire organized and reduces tangling during use, which is a practical advantage when working in the field or at a bench.

This wire is well suited for general trade and maintenance applications including securing conduit runs, bundling materials, hanging fixtures, garden and landscaping use, and light fabrication work. It is a common stock item in HVAC, plumbing, and electrical service vans where technicians need a reliable, flexible wire for miscellaneous securing and support tasks. The 18-gauge diameter offers a balance of flexibility and strength appropriate for a wide range of light-duty fastening needs.

Key Features

• 18-gauge galvanized steel construction resists rust and corrosion
• 110-foot length per dispenser pack provides extended use from a single unit
• Dispenser pack format minimizes tangling and improves worksite convenience
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor applications
• Flexible enough to cut and form by hand with standard wire cutters or pliers

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose utility wire suitable for a wide range of light-duty binding, securing, and fastening applications in residential and commercial settings.

Installation Notes

This wire is handled by general tradespeople, maintenance technicians, and skilled DIYers using standard wire cutters, needle-nose pliers, or lineman pliers. No special tools or trade certifications are required for general use. When using near electrical components, ensure all circuits are de-energized before work begins. Wear appropriate gloves when cutting or handling wire ends to avoid abrasion.