Carbon Steel
High strength and economical; coating can be applied for corrosion protection.
Security & Protection
Expanded Metal Security Fencing
Expanded-metal security fencing is produced from a continuous sheet rather than interconnected welded or woven wires, giving strong anti-climb and cut-resistant characteristics.
Overview
Technical description
Expanded-metal security fencing is produced from a continuous sheet rather than interconnected welded or woven wires, giving strong anti-climb and cut-resistant characteristics.
Key Benefits
Why specify this solution.
High structural strength
Cut resistance
Anti-climb characteristics
Visibility through the mesh
Corrosion resistance
Long service life
Custom dimensions and coatings
Technical Specifications
Catalogue data in responsive format.
| Materials | Carbon Steel / Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Opening | Diamond |
| Thickness | Available upon request |
| Typical opening sizes | Available upon request |
| Finishes | Hot-dip galvanized / PVC coated |
Available Materials
Materials selected for performance, finish and environment.
Stainless Steel
High corrosion resistance, impact resistance and long service life.
Available finishes
- Hot-dip galvanized
- PVC coated
Mesh / opening patterns
- Diamond
- Hexagonal
- Gothic
- Anti-glare
Applications
- Security fencing
- Heavy-duty security fencing
- Anti-glare fencing
- Security mesh for walls
- Critical infrastructure
Gallery
Mesh and application references.
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Technical Terminology
Expanded Metal Terminology
These terms define the geometry used when specifying expanded metal sheets, panels and grating.
LWDSWD
LWDSWD
- SWD
- Short Way of Diamond — the short diagonal across the opening.
- LWD
- Long Way of Diamond — the long diagonal across the opening.
- Strand Width
- The visible width of metal between adjacent openings.
- Strand Thickness
- The original sheet thickness used to form the mesh.