Hillman Fasteners 123131 Galvanized Wire 20 Gauge 75 Ft

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 123131 is a 75-foot spool of 20-gauge galvanized wire packaged in a convenient dispenser format. Galvanized construction provides corrosion resistance for both indoor and outdoor applications. At 20 gauge, this wire strikes a practical balance between flexibility and tensile strength, making it suitable for a wide range of light-duty fastening, bundling, and support tasks. The dispenser package keeps the wire tangle-free and allows controlled payout on the job site. Weighing 2.5 pounds, this package is easy to transport and store. Sold in a package quantity of 10, it suits trade accounts and supply houses stocking for volume use.

This galvanized wire is commonly used by HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general contractors for hanging ductwork, securing pipe insulation, bundling conduit runs, and general utility tie-off work. The dispenser format is especially practical in mechanical rooms and attic spaces where managing loose wire coils is difficult. Its 20-gauge diameter is well suited to applications that require hand-twisting without specialized tooling.

Key Features

• 75 feet of wire per dispenser package
• 20-gauge diameter balances flexibility with strength for hand-twist applications
• Galvanized finish resists corrosion in damp and outdoor environments
• Dispenser packaging prevents tangling and allows controlled payout
• Package quantity of 10 units supports stocking and volume purchasing

Compatibility

General-purpose galvanized tie wire compatible with standard light-duty fastening and bundling applications across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and construction trades.

Installation Notes

No power tools are required for most applications — standard needle-nose pliers or wire-twisting tools are sufficient for securing and cutting 20-gauge wire. When used in mechanical systems such as duct hangers or pipe support, follow applicable mechanical code requirements for hanger spacing and load ratings. Avoid using galvanized wire in direct contact with dissimilar metals in highly corrosive environments without appropriate isolation. Wear gloves when handling cut wire ends to avoid laceration.