Pro Screw-In Offset Tape Insulator

The Zap Pro Offset Tape Insulators are designed for ultimate durability and hassle-free installation. The extended 21cm length is ideal for keeping animals away from a wooden or barbed wire fence

21cm Offset

The offset insulator includes an extended metal shaft offsetting the tape from the posts. Ideal for anti-cribbing lines keeping animals away from the wooden fence. Where you installing an electric fence along side a barbed or razor wire fence it is a legal requirement for there to be at least a 150mm gap between the barbed / razor wire and the electric lines, to prevent risk of injury. This insulator has been carefully designed to enable you to meet this requirement.

Tapes up to 40mm

The Zap Pro Screw-In Tape Insulator is perfectly sized to accommodate tapes up to 40mm, ensuring a broad compatibility with various electric fence tapes, and can also accommodate polywires. Regardless of your fencing needs, this insulator is designed to provide a secure fit.

Advanced Locking Clip

At the heart of its design is a precision locking clip featuring a built-in buffer, engineered to shield the tape from unnecessary wear and tear. This careful design consideration ensures the longevity of your electric fence tapes, keeping them in optimal condition for longer.

Durable Material

The Pro Series insulator is made from a highly durable plastic that has a high UV resistance, preventing it from going brittle over time. The steel screw has also been galvanised providing resistance to corrosion. We are so confident in the quality of this insulator it is backed by a 5-year replacement guarantee

Easy Screw Installation

The advanced easy screw on the Pro Series insulator means reduces the effort needed to install these insulators, providing a firm and secure fixing. If you are installing a number of insulators, we would recommend the drill attachment for even quicker fixing!

Moisture Resistance

The large anti-tracking rings on the screw section of the insulator prevent moisture from reaching the fence in wet weather, which would cause a short and power loss.