Hillman Fasteners 123133 Galvanized Wire 19 Ga 50 Ft

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 123133 is a 50-foot coil of 19-gauge galvanized wire packaged in a convenient dispenser format. Galvanized steel wire at this gauge is a workhorse in trade and construction applications, offering a balance of flexibility and tensile strength suited for binding, hanging, bundling, and general-purpose fastening tasks. The dispenser package keeps the coil organized and allows controlled payout on the job, reducing tangles and waste. At 2.2 pounds, the coil is easy to carry and store on a service vehicle or job site. This product is sold in a package quantity of 10 units.

This wire is used across a wide range of trades and applications including HVAC duct hanging, plumbing support, electrical conduit bundling, pool equipment enclosures, and general construction work. The galvanized coating provides corrosion resistance for both indoor and outdoor environments. Contractors, service techs, and general tradespeople keep this wire on hand as a standard consumable for light-duty support and fastening tasks where a quick, reliable tie is needed.

Key Features

• 19-gauge steel wire offers reliable flexibility and strength for light-to-medium binding tasks
• Galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance in indoor and outdoor environments
• 50-foot length per coil delivers extended use per package unit
• Dispenser packaging allows controlled, tangle-free payout on the job site
• Sold in a package quantity of 10 units for stock or resale

Compatibility

General-purpose 19-gauge galvanized wire suitable for use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, pool, and general construction trade applications where light-duty wire fastening or support is required.

Installation Notes

No power-down or system shutoff is required for general wire fastening work, though standard job-site safety practices apply when working near energized equipment. Cut wire using appropriate wire snips or lineman pliers to avoid fraying. Wear gloves when handling cut wire ends to prevent puncture injuries. Dispose of wire offcuts properly to prevent job-site hazards.