Welded Wire Mesh

Anti-climb weld mesh system (also known as Prison Mesh fencing or 358 mesh fencing) is dominantly used in fencing systems designed to bring maximum perimeter protection to a site without impeding visibility (which is important for human patrolling or video surveillance). Anti-climb fence has been universally accepted as the most secure form of welded mesh panel, commercially available with significant inherent advantages over products such as chain link fencing or other forms of welded mesh fencing, owing to its unique configuration. Anti-climb mesh panel is made of galvanized steel wire (and can then be optionally polyester powder and/or Epoxy coated) in an aperture configuration of 76.2 mm x 12.7 mm. This means a clear opening between horizontal wires of less than 9 mm - inadequate to insert hand tools for cutting the mesh. The vertical wires of the mesh further restrict the opening available, forming small rectangles throughout the panel. Anti-climb fence is therefore extremely difficult to penetrate using conventional hand tools and thus gives a delay time under attack several times greater than traditional fencing products such as chain link fence.