PVC Coated/Galvanized Seucrity Wire Mesh Fencing For School/Playground Fence (manufacture)

Security fencing is made of woven steel wire, which is one of the most commonly used and versatile of all the fence fabrics. It is normally available in a variety of wire gauges and mesh sizes to suit individual applications. All chain link rolls come complete with line wires and with knuckled edges. Barbed (protruding) edges increase the security of the fence and are available to order. 

Material Of Security Fencing

Specification Of Security Fencing

Surface Treatment of  Security Fencing

Electro galv. Chain link fence

Hot dipped galv. Chain link fence

PVC coated Chain link fence

stainless Steel Chain link fence

Aluminium alloy wire chain link  fence

Type Of Security Fencing

(1)Knuckle-Knukle:
The wire is knuckled at both ends and abbreviated as(KK)
(2)Knuckle-Barbed:
The wire is knuckled at the bottom and twisted into a barbed selvedge at the top and is abbreviated as (KB)
(3)Barbed-Barbed:
The wire is twisted in to a barbed selvedge at both ends and is abbreviated as(BB)

Process Of Security Fencing

Application Of Security Fencing

security fencing used for slope protection

 security fencing used for mining safety

used for security fencing,animal cages,parking fence,river security fence

security fencing used in construction, industrial,cages,etc

Security fencing used for farm fence,dog cages,etc

Related product-PVC coaded security fencing

PVC coated chain link fence also called vinyl coated or plastic coated chain link mesh is woven accurately with PVC wire in green or black color.

Security Fencing Installation

Assembling the Posts and Rails
Step 1.Dig the post holes
Step 2: Fill the Holes With Concrete
Step 3: Attach Tension Bands and Gate Hardware
Step 4: Install All Caps
Step 5: Attach the Rails

Step 1.Unroll the mesh and install a tension bar
Step 2: Attach the Tension Bar to the Posts
Step 3: Stretch the Mesh
Step 4: Attach the Other End of the Fence Puller to the Final Post
Step 5: Insert A Tension Bar
Step 6: Attach the Tension Bar
Step 7: Tie the Fence to the Rails
Step 8: Run Wire Through the Bottom Loops of Mesh