Hillman Fasteners 123177 18 Gauge Galvanized Wire Coil 50 Ft

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 123177 is an 18-gauge galvanized general purpose wire coil intended for a wide range of fastening, bundling, and utility applications across trade and light industrial work. Each coil measures 50 feet in length and 3.5 inches in diameter, providing a manageable spool size that stores easily in a tool bag or van shelf. The galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance suited for both indoor and outdoor use. At 3.6 pounds per coil, the 123177 is a dense, well-wound product that unspools cleanly without kinking under normal handling conditions.

This wire coil is commonly used by HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general contractors for tasks such as securing insulation, bundling conduit or pipe, hanging ductwork, and general-purpose tie work. The 18-gauge diameter strikes a balance between workability by hand and sufficient tensile strength for utility securing tasks. It is packaged in individual coils and sold in cases of 12 units, making it practical for shop stocking or job-site supply.

Key Features

• 18-gauge galvanized steel wire for corrosion resistance in exposed or damp environments
• 50-foot coil length provides ample wire per unit for extended tasks
• 3.5-inch coil diameter for compact storage and easy handling
• General purpose gauge suitable for hand-bending without additional tooling
• Available in cases of 12 coils for bulk job-site or shop stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a general purpose galvanized wire suitable for utility fastening, bundling, and tie applications across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and construction trades.

Installation Notes

No specialized tools are required to work 18-gauge wire by hand, though lineman pliers or wire cutters are recommended for clean cuts and tight twists. When used in overhead or structural applications, verify that the wire gauge and configuration meet local building code load requirements. Wear appropriate hand protection when handling cut wire ends to avoid laceration.