


Diamond mesh wire fencing is formed by interlacing steel wires in a uniform hexagonal pattern, creating a lightweight yet strong barrier. The geometry distributes loads evenly across the mesh, which
Request a QuoteDiamond mesh wire fencing is formed by interlacing steel wires in a uniform hexagonal pattern, creating a lightweight yet strong barrier. The geometry distributes loads evenly across the mesh, which makes it suitable for applications where visibility and airflow are required without compromising security.
Standard wire diameters range from 1.2 mm to 3.0 mm, with opening sizes (hole width) typically between 20 mm and 50 mm. Roll heights are available from 0.9 m up to 2.4 m, and lengths can be customized to 10 m, 20 m, or 30 m per roll depending on project logistics.
Base material is low‑carbon steel wire, which can be supplied in three finish types: hot‑dip galvanized (minimum 55 µm zinc coating), PVC‑coated (available in green, black, or grey with a 0.3 mm–0.5 mm polymer layer), or stainless steel (grade 304 or 316) for corrosive environments. Each finish affects corrosion resistance, service life, and aesthetic appearance.
Wires are first drawn to the required diameter, then woven on a hexagonal loom where each wire passes over and under adjacent wires to form the diamond pattern. After weaving, the mesh passes through a rolling press to tighten the joints, followed by the selected coating line—galvanizing involves immersion in molten zinc, while PVC coating uses extrusion and curing. Final inspection verifies dimensional stability and coating continuity.
The open structure provides effective perimeter security for airports, railways, and industrial sites while allowing surveillance cameras and motion sensors to maintain clear sight lines. In agriculture, the fencing contains livestock without causing injury, and its flexibility eases installation on uneven terrain. Municipal projects use it for park boundaries and sports facilities where both durability and visual transparency are required.
Each production lot undergoes tensile strength testing on random wire samples to confirm compliance with the specified yield range (typically 350–550 MPa). Coating thickness is measured with a magnetic‑induction gauge, and adhesion is checked via a cross‑hatch test according to ASTM D3359. Dimensional checks verify hole size tolerance within ±2 mm and roll width tolerance within ±5 mm before packaging.
Customers can specify non‑standard heights, custom roll lengths to match site‑specific spacing, alternative wire diameters for higher load capacity, and special coating colours to blend with surroundings. Additional services include pre‑cut panels, welded edge reinforcement, and the integration of barbed or razor wire tops for heightened security.
| Property | Typical Value / Range |
|---|---|
| Wire Diameter | 1.2 mm – 3.0 mm |
| Opening Size (Hole Width) | 20 mm – 50 mm |
| Roll Height | 0.9 m – 2.4 m |
| Roll Length | 10 m – 30 m (customizable) |
| Coating Thickness (Galvanized) | ≥55 µm Zn |
| Tensile Strength (Wire) | 350 MPa – 550 MPa |
Fencing rolls are wrapped in protective polyethylene film, placed on sturdy wooden pallets, and secured with steel strapping. For container shipment, rolls are stacked vertically to maximize load efficiency, and corner protectors prevent edge damage. Each pallet is labeled with product code, dimensions, and weight to facilitate customs handling and warehouse inventory.
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