Hot Selling Galvanized Welded Wire Mesh 5 Foot Cattle and Sheep Fence Stainless Steel Welded Wire Mesh

1. 5-Foot Height: Perfect for Cattle & Sheep Containment

• Anti-Escape & Anti-Climbing: 1.52m is calibrated to prevent cattle (adult cows, bulls) and sheep from jumping over or climbing out—adult cattle typically have a maximum jump height of 1.2–1.4m, while sheep rarely exceed 1.3m. The height eliminates "escape risks" without wasting material on unnecessary extra height.

• Predator Deterrence: Blocks medium-sized predators (e.g., coyotes, wolves, stray dogs) from entering the enclosure. Unlike shorter fences (3–4 feet), 5-foot mesh reduces the chance of predators climbing over to attack livestock (critical for protecting calves, lambs, or pregnant animals).

• Visibility & Safety: The height balances "secure containment" and "clear visibility"—farmers can easily monitor cattle and sheep inside the fence without bending or using ladders, while the mesh’s open structure lets livestock see outside (reducing stress from feeling trapped).

2. Hot-Dip Galvanization: Durability for Farm Environments

• Thick Zinc Coating for Corrosion Resistance:
  Compliant with GB/T 13912-2020/ASTM A123, the mesh is fully immersed in molten zinc (450°C), forming a 60–120μm thick zinc-iron alloy layer on every wire (including welded joints). This layer:

• Isolates steel from farm-specific corrosives: Rain, mud, cattle/sheep manure (high in ammonia), and farm fertilizers—preventing rust and wire degradation.

• Offers "sacrificial protection": If scratched by livestock horns, hooves, or farm machinery, zinc corrodes first to shield the steel core (unlike paint, which fails once damaged).

• Long Service Life:
  In outdoor farm settings (pastures, open enclosures), the galvanized mesh lasts 10–15 years (vs. 2–3 years for uncoated or electro-galvanized mesh). Even in humid or muddy areas (e.g., cattle watering zones), it resists rust and maintains structural integrity.

• Low Maintenance:
  The smooth zinc surface repels manure, feed residue, and dirt—cleaning only requires rinsing with a hose or brushing. No frequent repainting or rust removal is needed, saving farmers time and maintenance costs.

3. Heavy-Duty Welded Structure for Livestock Impact

• Thick Steel Wire for Load-Bearing:
  Made of Q195/Q235 low-carbon steel with a wire diameter of 2.5–4.0mm (heavier than residential mesh). It delivers tensile strength ≥375 MPa (Q235) and yield strength ≥235 MPa—enough to withstand impacts from adult cattle (500–800kg) leaning, rubbing, or pushing against the fence without bending or breaking.

• Reinforced Welded Joints:
  Each wire intersection is bonded via resistance spot welding, with joint strength ≥90% of the base wire’s tensile strength. Joints do not loosen or separate under tension (e.g., when sheep huddle against the fence in cold weather, or cattle jostle for food), avoiding gaps that could let livestock escape or predators enter.

• Uniform Aperture for Safety & Function:
  Standard aperture sizes: 50×50mm–100×100mm (customizable). The 50×50mm size prevents small calves/lambs from getting their hooves or heads stuck, while 100×100mm balances visibility and material cost for adult cattle enclosures. Aperture tolerance is ±0.5mm, ensuring consistency across the roll.

HIGH RELIABILITY

Galvanized wire has good toughness andelasticity, and is coated with a layer of zincon the surface, which can effectively prevent oxidation and corrosion, enablingit to maintain good performance in humid,corrosive and other environments.

EXTENSIVE USE

Galvanized steel wire mesh can be used for poultry cages, egg baskets, channel fences, drainage gutters, porch guardrails, rodent-proof nets, machinery protection covers, livestock and plant fences, racks, etc. It is widely used in industry, agriculture, construction, transportation, mining and other industries.