Hillman Fasteners 122070 Galvanized Wire 20 Gauge 100 Feet

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 122070 is a 100-foot coil of 20-gauge, 6-strand galvanized wire sold in bulk packaging. Galvanized construction provides corrosion resistance, making this wire suitable for general fastening, bundling, and tie-off applications in both indoor and outdoor environments. The 20-gauge diameter balances flexibility and tensile strength for hand-formed work without requiring specialized tooling. Each unit weighs 11 pounds, reflecting the substantial coil length included per package. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and general contractors keep this wire on hand for hanging, securing, and temporary fastening tasks throughout mechanical and structural work.

This galvanized wire is commonly used in commercial and residential construction settings for hanging pipe insulation, securing conduit bundles, supporting ductwork, lashing materials, and general utility tie-off. The 6-strand twist adds strength over single-strand wire of the same gauge. Bulk packaging makes it practical for high-volume shop stock or job-site supply. It is appropriate for any trade that requires a reliable, corrosion-resistant general-purpose wire in a manageable gauge.

Key Features

• 20-gauge, 6-strand galvanized construction for corrosion resistance and added tensile strength
• 100-foot coil length per unit provides extended run for large jobs
• Flexible enough for hand-forming without requiring wire cutters or bending tools beyond standard pliers
• Bulk packaging suitable for shop stock or multi-trade job-site use
• 11-pound coil weight indicates high material density per unit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose galvanized utility wire compatible with standard fastening, bundling, and tie-off applications across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general construction trades.

Installation Notes

Standard hand tools such as lineman pliers or wire-twisting tools are sufficient for most fastening applications. Follow applicable codes, including NEC for electrical support work and IFGC or IPC for mechanical system tie-off, regarding approved methods for supporting pipe and ductwork with wire. Cut wire ends should be dressed to prevent sharp projections that could cause injury. No power shutoffs are required for general fastening use, but follow site-specific lockout-tagout procedures when working near energized equipment.