


Chain link privacy fence fabric consists of a woven steel wire core coated with PVC or polyethylene, integrated with vertical slats that block sight lines while maintaining airflow. Typical wire
Request a QuoteChain link privacy fence fabric consists of a woven steel wire core coated with PVC or polyethylene, integrated with vertical slats that block sight lines while maintaining airflow. Typical wire diameters range from 2.0 mm to 3.0 mm, with coating thicknesses of 50 µm to 100 µm providing corrosion resistance per ASTM F668. Aperture sizes are commonly 50 mm × 50 mm or 75 mm × 75 mm, offering a balance between visibility and privacy.
Manufacturers specify custom dimensions to match site‑specific post spacing, overall height, and required slat alignment, which eliminates the need for on‑site cutting and reduces material waste. Custom slat spacing can be adjusted from 25 mm to 100 mm to meet varying privacy levels without compromising structural tension. Roll widths are typically produced between 1.2 m and 2.4 m, allowing seamless installation across long runs.
Quality‑focused production maintains uniform tensile strength across the fabric, usually exceeding 350 N/mm² for the steel core, ensuring resistance to sagging under wind load. Consistent coating adhesion prevents delamination, and dimensional tolerances are held within ±2 mm for aperture and slat placement. These attributes lower long‑term maintenance costs and extend service life in outdoor environments.
The weaving process employs high‑speed looms that maintain consistent wire tension, preventing irregular aperture distortion. Slats are inserted via a pneumatic insertion system that aligns each slat within ±1 mm of the designed position before the lock‑stitch secures the fabric. Roll winding uses calibrated tension brakes to avoid over‑tightening, which could elongate the coating and reduce adhesion.
Environmental controls in the extrusion line maintain PVC melt temperature between 160 °C and 180 °C, ensuring uniform thickness and preventing bubbles. Post‑coating curing occurs in a controlled humidity chamber at 50 % RH to achieve optimal cross‑linking. These parameters are logged for each batch to support traceability.
Commercial property perimeters benefit from the fabric’s ability to deter climbing while allowing security cameras to see through the mesh, reducing blind spots. The open area reduces wind load compared to solid panels, lowering post foundation requirements in high‑wind zones.
School zones and playgrounds use the slat configuration to prevent unauthorized observation without creating a feeling of enclosure, supporting a safer environment while maintaining supervision sight lines. The non‑conductive coating eliminates grounding concerns near electrical equipment.
Industrial storage facilities employ the fabric to contain dust and debris while permitting ventilation, which helps regulate temperature inside storage bays. The corrosion‑resistant coating withstands exposure to fertilizers, salts, and mild chemicals commonly found in agro‑industrial settings.
| Parameter | Typical Value | Customizable Range |
|---|---|---|
| Wire Diameter | 2.5 mm | 2.0 mm – 3.0 mm |
| Coating Thickness | 70 µm | 50 µm – 120 µm |
| Aperture Size | 50 mm × 50 mm | 38 mm × 38 mm – 75 mm × 75 mm |
| Slat Width | 38 mm | 25 mm – 50 mm |
| Roll Width | 1.8 m | 1.2 m – 2.4 m |
| Roll Length | 50 m | 25 m – 100 m |
| Tensile Strength (Steel Core) | 380 N/mm² | 350 N/mm² – 420 N/mm² |
| UV Stability (QUV‑B) | 2000 h | 1500 h – 3000 h |