Low-carbon steel wire is typically used.
It is woven and welded. Depending on the application, stadium fencing is mainly divided into welded wire mesh and chain link mesh (elastic woven mesh). Chain link mesh, due to its good tension and elasticity, is not easily deformed by impact and can recover, thus providing better protection for athletes.
The PVC-coated wire diameter is 4.0mm, the mesh size is 50mm x 50mm, and the dimensions are 3000mm x 4000mm. The posts are made of 60mm diameter steel pipe, and the horizontal posts are made of 48mm diameter steel pipe welded together.
The anti-corrosion technology for stadium fencing can be divided into anti-corrosion of the mesh and anti-corrosion of the frame. There are two main processes for mesh anti-corrosion: one is PE coating, which wraps PE plastic around the metal wire; the other is dip coating, which dips the entire formed mesh. Both have their advantages and disadvantages; PE coating provides more uniform coverage, while dip coating may result in incomplete coating. Frame anti-corrosion is also mainly divided into dip coating and electrostatic spraying. Dip coating has relatively poor adhesion, while electrostatic spraying has good adhesion, but the plastic layer is thinner. Common colors include dark green, grass green, blue, and black.
It features corrosion resistance, aging resistance, and overall durability. The mesh surface is flat, strongly tensioned, and not easily deformed by external impacts. On-site installation is highly flexible, and the shape and size can be adjusted during installation.
