Description

Cyclone / Chain Link Mesh – an excellent cost metal mesh

Chain Link Mesh, also known as Cyclone Mesh, is a high-performance, cost-effective metal mesh. Compared to welded and crimped wire mesh, Chain Link Mesh is smaller and lighter, and more flexible. It is easy to transport and install. Our cyclone mesh delivers the strength and stability required for diverse applications, including: fencing, poultry farming, defensive barriers, gabions, mine rockfall prevention, and rock fall prevention nets in mountainous areas.

ABX Metal holds decades of specialized manufacturing experience in Wire Mesh. We subject every product to rigorous quality verification, ensuring our complete cyclone mesh range meets the highest standards while remaining competitively priced.

Specifications

Finish	PVC Coated / Galvanized
Edge Type	Twist / Knuckle / Twist & Knuckle
Wire Diameter （BWG）	6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12（Wire gauge and diameter comparison table）
Wire diameter tolerance	±0.005″
Mini Mesh Size	1/4″, 3/8″, 1/2″, 5/8″, 3/4″ or 1″
Fence Height	24″ − 120″
Roll size	25′ − 50′

 

Applications of Chain Link Mesh

Perimeter Fencing
Cyclone mesh creates secure boundaries for residential and commercial properties. Its durable construction provides reliable protection while maintaining clear visibility and airflow between spaces.

Poultry Farming
Farmers use chain link mesh to construct safe poultry enclosures and cages. The material withstands outdoor conditions while protecting birds from predators and preventing escape.

Defensive Barriers
Military and security installations employ chain link mesh for perimeter protection. The robust barrier deters unauthorized access while allowing surveillance of secured areas.

Gabion Construction
Civil engineers fill gabion baskets with stones to create retaining walls and erosion control structures. The mesh containers provide flexibility and excellent drainage for slope stabilization.

Mine Rockfall Prevention
Mining operations install chain link barriers along slopes to contain falling rocks. These systems protect workers and equipment from loose debris in active mining areas.

Mountain Rockfall Nets
Mountainous regions use heavy-duty chain link nets to prevent rockfalls on roads and railways. The nets catch falling rocks before they reach transportation corridors below steep slopes.