Product Description
- Commercial Toughness - Fence Contractor Grade Quality Fencing
- Durable - 1.2 Oz Galvanized Coating Protects Against Corrosion & Rust
- Economical - Perfect for Any Commercial Application Like Oil & Natural Gas Fields, Airports, Kennels, and Parks
- Also Great for Premium Residential Fencing Where a Heavier Wire is Needed
- Easy to Install - GBW Wire Has No Sharp Points to Cut Your Hands During & After Installation
50' Roll of 9 Gauge Galvanized Before Weave (GBW) Chain Link Wire Fabric. This chain link wire fabric has a 2" diamond size, and is made from 9 gauge wire with a 1.2 oz. coating that meets ASTM A 392-96 Class 1. It will keep your fence looking great year after year. 9ga. chain link wire has a wire thickness of approximately .148" thick and is typically used for premium residential or commercial applications.
The higher the gauge, the thinner the diameter of the wire; so, 11ga. wire is thinner than 9ga, which is thinner than 8ga, etc. 9ga wire is typically considered the standard when it comes to commercial chain link fencing. It is used in a wide variety of circumstances, from prison yards to baseball fields. This is the wire most chosen by professional fence contractors for commercial projects due to its durability and strength.
Galvanized Before Weave (GBW) wire is galvanized when the wire is still in strand form, before it is woven into chain link fabric. GBW wire eliminates sharp burrs, or icicles, which are common with Galvanized After Weave (GAW) wire, and are formed as zinc residue from the galvanization process hardens before it completely drips off of the fabric.
We sell chain link wire in 50' rolls only, but splicing two sections of wire together is as easy as weaving a single strand between the sections to connect them.
If you need a fabric selvage that is different from the standard selvage for your height of wire (listed below), please include that information in the order notes at checkout, or contact us.
Specifications
| Wire Size | 3' | 3 1/2' | 4' | 5' | 6' | 7' | 8' |
| Selvage | Knuckle-Knuckle (KK) | Knuckle-Knuckle (KK) | Knuckle-Knuckle (KK) | Knuckle-Knuckle (KK) | Knuckle-Twist (KT) | Knuckle-Twist (KT) | Knuckle-Twist (KT) |
| Mesh Size | 2" | 2" | 2" | 2" | 2" | 2" | 2" |
| Coating | 1.2oz GBW | 1.2oz GBW | 1.2oz GBW | 1.2oz GBW | 1.2oz GBW | 1.2oz GBW | 1.2oz GBW |
| Material | Steel | Steel | Steel | Steel | Steel | Steel | Steel |
| Weight | 110 lbs | 125 lbs | 145 lbs | 179 lbs | 210 lbs | 247 lbs | 282 lbs |
| Typical Usage | Heavy Residential | Heavy Residential, Commercial | Playgrounds, Parks, Fields | Playgrounds, Parks, Fields, Businesses | Parks, Fields, Courts, Oil & Gas | Commercial, Perimeter Security, Oil & Gas | Oil & Gas, Prisons, Perimeter Security |
Knuckle-Knuckle (KK) vs. Knuckle Twist (KT) 9 Gauge Chain Link
Knuckle-Knuckle means that the ends of the chain link wire are bent down, leaving a dull corner at the top and bottom of the fence. In Knuckle-Twist, the ends of the chain link wire are twisted together, leaving their sharp edges exposed. Knuckle-Knuckle is often used for backyard fencing and sport field fencing because it is safer; it reduces the chance of getting caught on the wire edge and tearing your skin. Knuckle-Twist, on the other hand is more effective as a perimeter guard fence because it has a more menacing look that discourages fence climbers.
Note: Chain link mesh size is measured from edge to edge, not corner to corner. This fence is a standard 2" mesh, so the diagonal, parallel wires are spaced 2" apart. If your project requires a different mesh size, contact us and we'll be happy to help.
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Great Service! Great Product!
Signet answere all of my questions and was very helpful in helping me to choose the right gauge fabric for my fence. The materials arrived when they said they would, and I couldnt be happiers with the quality. Thank you.
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Faulty roll
When I opened the roll it was not all one piece. The first five feet were not attached to the rest of the roll. Luckily there was enough on the rest of the roll for the job I needed it for.
