Hot Dipped Galvanized Chain Link Fence System 1

Hot Dipped Galvanized Chain Link Fence

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1. Welding style:

Hot dipped galvanized after or before welding

Electro galvanized after or before welding

2. Use:

Welded wire mesh is used in industry and agriculture building, transportation and mining for all such purposes as poultry houses, egg baskets, runway enclosures, draining rack, fruit drying screen, fence.

3.Features of welded wire mesh:

Made of high quality steel wire.

Various configurations and sizes.

Used for the loose strata to avoid falling rocks.

Suitable for shotcrete applications.

Range of sizes to suit roadway width and bolting patterns.

Easy installation

Available in black or hot dip galvanized

Size of wire aperture: 50x50mm,100x100mm,150x150mm,200x200mm, or according to customer request.

Max length:6mm

Width:1200mm,1700mm,2400mm, or according to customer request.

Diameter of steel wire:3.15mm,4mm,5mm,6mm. or according to customer request

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