Welded Wire Fencing Panels are rigid or semi-rigid panels made from steel wires that are welded together at each intersection to form a grid. The wires are typically arranged in a square or rectangular pattern, and the panels are used primarily for fencing applications. These panels are known for their strength, durability, and the security they provide. They are available in various finishes, such as electro galvanized, hot-dipped galvanized, plastic coated, or plain steel, to suit different environmental conditions. Welded wire fencing is commonly used in residential, industrial, agricultural, and commercial settings to enclose areas, protect properties, or contain animals.
Specification
Wire Diameter
- 1.5 mm to 2.0 mm: Ideal for garden fences and other low-security needs, wire diameters from 1.5 mm to 2.0 mm offer ease of installation and a neat appearance.
- 2.5 mm to 4.0 mm: Perfect for residential or commercial enclosures that need a balance of security and flexibility, wire diameters between 2.5 mm and 4.0 mm are commonly used.
- 4.5 mm to 6.0 mm: For areas requiring strong security measures, such as industrial sites, wire diameters from 4.5 mm to 6.0 mm provide maximum durability and protection.
Mesh Size
Mesh size in welded wire fencing panels is crucial for determining visibility, security, and strength. It affects how the fence interacts with its environment, impacting everything from security to aesthetics.
- 50 x 200 mm: Commonly used for both commercial and residential fencing, this size offers a balance between visibility and security, suitable for most standard applications.
- 75 x 150 mm: Provides tighter security with reduced gaps, making it harder for intruders to climb or penetrate, ideal for higher security areas.
- Customization: For projects with specific requirements, custom mesh sizes are available.
Height
The height of welded wire fencing panels plays a crucial role in determining their functionality and security level. It’s important to choose the right height based on the specific needs of the area being fenced.
- 1030 mm: Suitable for residential and low-security commercial areas where visibility is important.
- 1830 mm: Ideal for places requiring moderate security, such as schools or parks.
- 2430 mm: Best for high-security locations like industrial sites or areas needing controlled access.
Surface Coating
Surface coatings enhance the durability and environmental resistance of welded wire fencing panels. Each type of coating serves different purposes and environments.
- Electro-Galvanized: This coating involves applying zinc using an electrical current, offering a smooth finish and moderate rust protection. It’s suitable for indoor use and mild outdoor conditions.
- Hot-Dip Galvanized: For excellent durability, panels are dipped in molten zinc, creating a thick layer of about 80 to 100 microns that provides robust protection against corrosion, ideal for harsh outdoor environments.
- PVC Coated: This involves covering the galvanized wire with a layer of PVC, which not only further protects against corrosion but also allows for color customization. The PVC layer is typically 0.4 to 0.6 mm thick, suitable for both protective and aesthetic purposes.
Fence Options
Welded wire fencing panels are available in various designs to meet different needs for security, aesthetics, and structure.
- V-Mesh with Varying Bends: These panels feature V-shaped bends that enhance rigidity and security, making them harder to climb.
- Flat Mesh: Simple and sleek, flat mesh panels are perfect for residential and commercial areas where boundary definition is key, without the need for intense security.
- Single/Double Wire Type: Panels can be constructed with single or double horizontal wires. Double wire panels, which have two horizontal wires at each intersection, offer extra strength and are ideal for securing high-risk areas.
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