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VINEYARD - TRELLIS POSTS

Ocloc A Shingleback
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Ocloc A posts have proven to be a strong and economical trellis system. High tensile steel along with a premium Galfan coating allows for extended durability. Ocloc A are available for VSP or TWS trellis structures with multiple wire positions easily accessed and relocated. Due to the toxicity of treated wooden posts, responsible viticulturalists have moved to steel trellis, having a lower carbon footprint and greater longevity. Ocloc A is 1.8mm HT steel, Galfan coated, 86mm wide to alleviate fruit /cane crowding. Rounded edging reduces wear on picking rods and lowers catching potential for machine pruners. Made in Australia, 100% carbon offset, low carbon footprint and more ecologically mature for sympathetic growers.

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OCLOC A
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Ocloc A plus spine holes is a support post for repair of broken posts for those growers who prefer to leave the broken wooden post in place but have the Ocloc post for support & the future. This Ocloc System alleviates the stock piling of treated pine on site together with easy installation and no need for wire removal, faster and far more economical than traditional trellis maintenance. 

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OCLOC A + Spine Holes
OCLOC AW
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Ocloc AW is a 2.4mm high tensile steel post, Galfan coated for longevity. Available in specific forms for VSP or TWS trellis structures with a multitude of wire positions easily accessed and shifted. The heavier post has been engineered for greater strength in high wind shear areas and outside rows plus a first in post that takes the load of harvester and pruner ingress. Rounded edging reduces wear on picking rods and lowers catching potential for machine pruners. 

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Ocloc AK is a retro fitted clip system to allow for the use of a cane pruning machines, plus inhand lifting
or other mechanical release systems. It slots into either of the Ocloc profile posts held in place with
a small screw.