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Black vinyl-coated chain link fence with galvanized steel core, custom mesh, wire diameter, roll size, selvage, and packaging options.
| Wire Diamter | 1.8mm, 2.2mm, 2.6mm, 2.8mm,3.0mm, 3.5mm,4.5mm,4.8mm |
|---|---|
| Height | 2', 3', 4', 5', 6', 7', 8' |
| Length | 10', 15', 20', 30', 50',100'. |
| Item No. | clf-black-02 |
| Hole Size | 30mm x 30mm, 50mm x 50mm, 60mm x 60mm,70mm x 70mm |
Estimated Price: USD 2.00 – 30.00 / Linear Meter
Black vinyl-coated chain link fence is woven from galvanized steel wire and covered with a black PVC coating. It is supplied in rolls for wholesale, commercial, residential, warehouse, sports, and construction projects.
Mesh opening, core wire diameter, finished wire diameter, fence height, roll length, selvage, and packaging can be specified according to the order.
The core wire diameter refers to the galvanized steel wire. The finished wire diameter includes the steel core and PVC coating.
| Item | Available Specification |
|---|---|
| Product | Black vinyl-coated chain link fence |
| Core material | Galvanized steel wire |
| Coating | Black PVC or vinyl coating |
| Mesh opening | Commonly 50 x 50 mm; other sizes available |
| Core wire diameter | Approximately 1.0-6.0 mm |
| Finished wire diameter | Confirmed according to core wire and coating thickness |
| Fence height | Approximately 0.5-6.0 m |
| Roll length | Approximately 4-50 m |
| Selvage | Knuckle, twist, or knuckle-twist |
| Roll weight | Based on mesh, wire diameter, height, and length |
| Packaging | Compressed or standard non-compressed rolls |
| Accessories | Posts, rails, gates, clamps, and tension fittings |
We provide two packaging methods for black vinyl-coated chain link fence rolls. Buyers can select the suitable option according to purchase quantity, shipping method, warehouse capacity, and installation requirements:
Compressed rolls are reduced in volume before wrapping and strapping. This method is commonly considered for large wholesale orders and full-container shipments.
1. Better Container Utilization
The reduced roll volume can increase container space utilization. This is useful for high-volume purchases and full-container orders where loading quantity is a major consideration.
2. Lower Packed Volume
With the same product weight, a compressed roll occupies less space than a standard roll. This can simplify bulk transport and reduce the floor area needed for temporary storage.
3. Suitable for Large Wholesale Orders
Compressed packaging is often selected by distributors and importers purchasing multiple rolls for stock. The final loading plan should be calculated from the actual roll dimensions and package weight.
1. More Difficult to Unroll
Compressed rolls may require more labor to release, spread, and organize. This is more noticeable with taller fence rolls or heavier wire specifications.
2. Risk of Mesh or Selvage Distortion
Excessive compression or unsuitable strapping may affect mesh shape, selvage straightness, or the roll’s ability to recover its original form. Compression pressure and securing method should be confirmed before packing.
3. Potential Handling and Safety Issues
When released, a compressed roll may roll, open quickly, or catch on nearby materials. Packaging should control the roll during transport and unpacking. Safe handling also requires sufficient working space and suitable tools when opening heavy or tightly secured rolls.
| Comparison Item | Compressed Roll | Non-Compressed Roll |
|---|---|---|
| Packed volume | Smaller | Larger |
| Container utilization | Higher | Lower |
| Warehouse space | Less required | More required |
| Unrolling | More labor may be required | Easier |
| Mesh recovery | Depends on compression level | Usually easier to preserve |
| Retail handling | Less convenient | More convenient |
| Bulk orders | More suitable | Suitable |
| Small project orders | Less suitable | More suitable |
| Freight efficiency | Better | Lower |
| Product inspection | May require opening and reshaping | Easier to inspect |
Non-compressed rolls retain a looser and more recognizable roll shape. This method is often selected when simple warehouse handling and faster job-site installation are more important than maximum container utilization.
1. Easier to Store and Handle
The roll shape is easier to identify, allowing warehouse staff to check the height, length, and product markings without opening the package.
2. Easier to Unroll at the Job Site
Standard rolls are generally easier for contractors to spread and align. They can reduce the time needed to untangle the fabric, restore mesh shape, and straighten the selvage during installation.
3. Better Protection for Mesh Shape
Non-compressed packaging places less additional pressure on the mesh, selvage, and PVC coating. This helps the roll retain its intended form during storage and handling.
1. Larger Shipping Volume
Non-compressed rolls take up more container and warehouse space. The number of rolls loaded in one container may be lower than with compressed packaging.
2. Higher Freight Cost per Roll
When product weight is similar but packed volume is larger, freight cost per roll may increase. Shipping calculations should use the final packed dimensions.
3. More Warehouse Space Required
Distributors should reserve sufficient rack, pallet, and floor space for receiving and storing standard rolls.
