Hillman Fasteners 122065 Solid Galvanized Wire 14 Ga 100 Ft

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 122065 is a solid galvanized wire supplied in a 100-foot bulk length at 14 gauge. Galvanized steel wire at this gauge delivers reliable tensile strength combined with corrosion resistance from the zinc coating, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. This format is practical for trade professionals who need a ready-to-cut length on hand for general fastening, bundling, or securing tasks across multiple job types. The bulk package format reduces handling waste and keeps wire accessible without excessive unwinding.

This solid 14-gauge galvanized wire is commonly used in construction, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical trade work for tasks such as hanging ductwork, securing insulation, bundling conduit, tying rebar, and general utility fastening. It is well suited to both residential and light commercial job sites where a corrosion-resistant, mid-gauge solid wire is needed for repeated small fastening tasks. The 100-foot length provides enough material for most standard service calls or installation projects without requiring a full reel.

Key Features

• Solid construction at 14 gauge for consistent strength and easy bending by hand or with pliers
• Galvanized zinc coating resists rust and corrosion in exposed or outdoor environments
• 100-foot bulk length reduces the need for frequent restocking on active job sites
• Packaged in quantities of 6 per case for stocking in supply rooms or service vehicles
• Versatile utility wire suitable across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general construction trades

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose solid galvanized wire suitable for a wide range of trade fastening and securing applications where a 14-gauge corrosion-resistant wire is specified.

Installation Notes

This wire is a hand-tool product requiring no power tools for most applications; standard lineman pliers, wire cutters, and gloves are recommended. When used near energized electrical components, confirm the wire is not inadvertently creating a conductive path. For HVAC duct hanging applications, follow local mechanical codes for hanger spacing and load ratings. Always wear appropriate hand protection when cutting or forming wire to avoid laceration.