Green Low Carbon Steel Chicken Wire Mesh Fencing Electric Poultry Netting

Green Low Carbon Steel Chicken Wire Mesh Fencing Electric Poultry Netting

Quick Detail:

DIN1200, EN 10233-Z:1997, BS1485:1993)

Hex. wire netting, hot-dipped after weaving
Hex. wire netting, galvanized before weaving
Hex. wire netting, galvanized after weaving
Hex. wire netting, pvc-coated
Hex. wire netting of stainless steel
Hex. wire netting in normal twist
Hex. wire netting in reverse twist

Description:

We also call Chicken wire poultry netting or hexagonal wire netting. It is commonly used to protect the poultry and livestock.

Materials: galvanized wire, stainless steel wire or brass wire.

As to the materials, chicken wire mesh can be divided into four types: galvanized chicken wire, stainless steel wire netting, PVC chicken wire and brass chicken fence.

Galvanized chicken wire is mainly used in the garden for bird protection. The 13mm hole is mainly used to make fruit cages and sculpture. 25-50mm hole is for poultry enclosure, garden borders and bird protection. 31mm-50mm hole is for the rabbit cage.

PVC coated chicken wire is used in the garden or agriculture. The core wire is galvanized wire which has two types of electro wire and hot dipped wire. The protective PVC coating makes the chicken wire last many years longer than an uncoated chicken wire. The color has green,black and yellow. Custom colors are available by request.

Stainless steel chicken wire can be used as poultry or small animals housing, or used in agriculture, walkways, wooden bridges.

The features: surface smooth, good anti-corrosion and anti-oxidation. Stainless steel wire netting size: 50 metre x 900 mm roll, Hexagonal holes 25mm, 20 gauge or 22 gauge.

Applications:

Chicken wire netting is commonly used to fence poultry livestock, such as chickens.

It can be used to build cheap cages for small animals.

It is used in garden for small bird protection, or as poultry or small animals housing.It is also used in agricultural side.

Specification:

Poultry Netting