Description

Chain Mesh wire has been specifically developed to suit most types of chain mesh machines. Its high quality enables manufacturers to achieve higher machine efficiencies.

Chain mesh wire is woven into chain mesh fences that are widely used for industrial security, tennis courts, parks, safety fences on freeways, domestic and industrial fencing.

Galvanised Chain Mesh Specification
Galvanised Wire is made to AS/NZS ***4 "Zinc and zinc/ aluminium-alloy Coatings on Steel Wire"; BS EN ****4.



Given that galvanised wire is classified according to the amount of zinc coating, the following table outlines the difference between standard and heavy galvanised wire.



Nominal Diameter                Standard Galv. (g/m2)      Heavy Galv. (g/m2)



over 1.*5mm up to and incl 1.*0mm           *5                  **0



over 1.*0mm up to and incl. 2.*4mm          *5                   **0



over 2.*4mm up to and incl. 2.*2mm          *0                   **0



over 2.*2mm up to and incl. 3.*5mm          *0                   **0



over 3.*5mm up to and incl. 3.*5mm          *5                   **0



over 3.*5mm up to and incl. 4.*5mm          *5                   **0

Diameter Tolerances

Nominal Diameter                              Tolerance



over 1.*0mm up to and incl. 1.*0mm           +/- 0.*2mm



over 1.*0mm up to and incl. 2.*0mm           +/- 0.*3mm



over 2.*0mm                                 +/- 0.*3mm



Tensile Strength (MPa)

The tensile strength is defined as the maximum load achieved in a tensile test divided by the cross sectional area of the wire test piece. The tensile strength fro all sizes of Galvanised Chain Mesh is **0 to **0 MPa.

Steel Chemistry

Element   %



Carbon          Phosphorus   Manganese   Silicon       Sulphur  



0.*5 max         0.*3 max      0.*5 max    0.*2/0.*8   0.*0 max