


Plastic coated chain link fence combines a galvanized steel core with an extruded PVC or PE coating, delivering corrosion resistance and a smooth finish suitable for industrial perimeters, security
Request a QuotePlastic coated chain link fence combines a galvanized steel core with an extruded PVC or PE coating, delivering corrosion resistance and a smooth finish suitable for industrial perimeters, security enclosures, and agricultural boundaries. The coating is applied continuously to achieve uniform thickness and adhesion.
The base wire is typically low‑carbon steel, hot‑dip galvanized to a minimum zinc coating of 275 g/m² (≈40 µm). After galvanizing, the wire is drawn to the final diameter, then passed through a coating extruder where PVC or PE is applied to a nominal thickness of 150 µm to 250 µm, depending on customer specification.
Added coating increases the overall wire diameter by roughly 0.3 mm, which must be accounted for in post‑installation tension calculations. Mesh dimensions are defined by the opening size (e.g., 50 mm × 50 mm) and wire diameter (commonly 2.0 mm to 3.5 mm).
| Parameter | Typical Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Base wire material | Low‑carbon steel (ASTM A641) | Galvanized per ASTM A123 |
| Zinc coating weight | ≥275 g/m² | Equivalent to ≈40 µm Zn |
| Coating type | PVC or PE (extruded) | UV‑stabilized, color‑fast |
| Coating thickness | 150 µm – 250 µm | Customizable per project |
| Wire diameter (finished) | 2.0 mm – 3.5 mm | Includes coating |
| Mesh opening | 25 mm – 100 mm | Square or rectangular |
| Tensile strength (base wire) | ≥450 MPa | Measured before coating |
| Roll width | Up to 5 m | Standard lengths 25 m – 50 m |
In manufacturing facilities, the fence provides a visible barrier that resists chemical splashes and UV degradation, reducing maintenance cycles compared with bare galvanized mesh. The smooth coated surface minimizes snagging of worker clothing and equipment.
For agricultural sites, the PVC coating prevents rust propagation in humid climates, extending service life in livestock enclosures and crop protection zones where exposure to fertilizers and pesticides is common.
Security perimeters around data centers and utility substations benefit from the coating’s electrical insulation properties, which reduce stray currents and improve grounding safety when combined with appropriate hardware.
Each production lot undergoes inline thickness measurement using laser gauges, with acceptance criteria of ±10 % of target coating thickness. Adhesion is verified by cross‑cut tape test per ASTM D3359, requiring a minimum rating of 4B.
Zinc coating mass is checked by gravimetric strip method on random samples, ensuring compliance with the declared minimum. Tensile strength of the base wire is sampled per lot and must meet the specified MPa before coating.
Finished rolls are inspected for uniform color, absence of bubbles, and correct dimensional tolerances before packaging.
Rolls are wrapped in UV‑stabilized polyethylene film, then placed on wooden pallets with corner protectors. Each pallet is strapped with polyester bands and labeled with product code, length, weight, and coating specifications.
Export shipments include desiccant packets to control moisture, and pallets undergo heat‑treatment to ISPM‑15 standards. Standard container utilization allows up to 22 tons per 40‑ft container, depending on roll diameter.
To receive a detailed technical proposal, please provide your project specifications via the contact form. Our engineering team will review the requirements and return a quotation with lead times and packaging options.
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