


Galvanized chain link fence rolls are manufactured from low‑carbon steel wire that is woven into a diamond mesh and subsequently coated with a zinc layer to inhibit corrosion. The roll format allows
Request a QuoteGalvanized chain link fence rolls are manufactured from low‑carbon steel wire that is woven into a diamond mesh and subsequently coated with a zinc layer to inhibit corrosion. The roll format allows continuous lengths to be cut on‑site, reducing joint count and installation time for perimeter security, sports enclosures, and agricultural barriers.
Typical wire diameters range from 2.0 mm to 4.0 mm, with mesh openings of 50 mm × 50 mm or 60 mm × 60 mm. The zinc coating weight is expressed in grams per square meter (g/m²) and directly influences service life in various environments.
Key parameters are defined by ASTM A392 (zinc‑coated steel chain-link fence fabric) and ISO 1461 (hot‑dip galvanizing). The following table lists typical values that can be adjusted according to project requirements.
| Parameter | Typical Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Wire diameter (mm) | 2.0 – 4.0 | Affects tensile strength and rigidity |
| Mesh opening (mm) | 50 × 50 or 60 × 60 | Standard diamond pattern |
| Zinc coating (g/m²) | 200 – 350 | Hot‑dip; higher weight extends life in corrosive zones |
| Roll width (m) | 1.0 – 2.4 | Custom widths available on request |
| Roll length (m) | 20 – 50 | Determined by wire diameter and coating weight |
Tensile strength of the base wire typically falls between 350 MPa and 550 MPa, depending on carbon content and drawing process. The zinc coating adds a sacrificial layer that corrodes preferentially, preserving the underlying steel.
Low‑carbon steel (C ≤ 0.10 %) provides good ductility for weaving while maintaining sufficient strength. The hot‑dip galvanizing process immerses the woven fabric in molten zinc at approximately 450 °C, forming a metallurgical bond that resists peeling.
In neutral atmospheres, a 250 g/m² coating can deliver 12‑15 years of service before noticeable rust; in marine or industrial environments, the same coating may last 5‑8 years. For extended life, a heavier coating (up to 350 g/m²) or a dual‑layer (zinc‑aluminum) option is available upon request.

The continuous roll format reduces the number of splices, which are common points of weakness in fence systems. This is particularly advantageous for long perimeters such as airport boundaries, railway rights‑of‑way, and agricultural fields where uniform tension is required.
Sports facilities benefit from the uniform mesh opening, which provides consistent ball rebound characteristics while maintaining visibility. The lightweight nature of the rolls facilitates rapid deployment for temporary event barriers or construction site enclosures.
When installed with tension bands, brace rails, and proper post spacing (typically 2.5 m to 3.0 m), the fence can withstand wind loads of up to 150 km/h without excessive deflection, depending on post embedment and foundation type.
Each production lot undergoes dimensional verification, coating weight measurement, and tensile testing. Coating weight is verified using the gravimetric method per ASTM A90, ensuring compliance with the specified g/m² range.
Visual inspection checks for uniform zinc coverage, absence of bare spots, and proper mesh integrity. Mechanical properties are confirmed by pulling a wire sample to failure and recording the ultimate tensile strength.
Rolls are wound onto a sturdy cardboard or plastic core, then wrapped in UV‑stabilized polyethylene film to protect against moisture and abrasion during transit. The outer layer is secured with polyester strapping.
Standard pallet configuration holds 16 rolls (assuming 1.2 m width × 25 m length) with a total weight not exceeding 1,200 kg, facilitating forklift handling. Custom packaging, such as waterproof crates or container‑specific pallets, can be arranged based on destination requirements.
Yes. Widths from 1.0 m to 2.4 m and lengths up to 50 m are available; special lengths require a minimum order quantity that varies with wire diameter.
Provide wire diameter, mesh opening, desired zinc coating weight, roll dimensions, quantity, and delivery destination. Any special coating (e.g., Zn‑Al) should be specified.
Coating weight is measured by the strip‑weigh method (ASTM A90) on samples taken from each batch; results are included in the mill test report.
Standard export packaging includes polyethylene film wrap and strapped pallets; additional protection such as vapor‑corrosion inhibitor (VCI) sheets or wooden crates can be supplied upon request.
For stock specifications, lead time is 7‑10 working days after order confirmation. Custom dimensions or coatings extend lead time to 15‑20 working days.
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