Industrial Double Wire Security Fence High Stiffness Twin Rod Panels

Industrial Double Wire Security Fence — High-Stiffness Twin-Rod Panels

The Double-Wire Fence-Product Overview:

The Industrial Double-Wire Security Fence Panel — a twin-rod welded mesh system commonly specified as 868 or 656 — is designed for heavy-duty linear perimeter protection where straightness, strength and durability matter. Two horizontal rods welded to vertical wires create a robust V-mesh panel that spans long runs with minimal sag and reduced reliance on intermediate rails. Typical panel widths are 2000 / 2500 / 3000 mm and panel heights commonly range from 1.0 m up to 3.0 m depending on project needs and security requirements.

Construction & Performance:
Standard wire profiles include 6/5/6 mm and 8/6/8 mm (horizontal/vertical/horizontal), with alternatives available for higher security or load conditions. Each intersection is fusion-welded to ensure consistent shear and bending capacity. The twin-rod layout distributes loads more evenly along the verticals and significantly improves local stiffness, resulting in better panel flatness and reduced deflection under wind or impact. Mesh openings such as 50×100, 50×150 and 50×200 mm are selected to balance CCTV sightlines with anti-tamper performance and tool-access limitations.

Industrial Advantages:
For industrial sites — factories, logistics yards, substations and heavy-use perimeters — the double-wire panel provides a favorable stiffness-to-weight ratio, cutting the need for heavy framing. This reduces material and labor costs over extensive perimeters. The weld-at-every-node construction minimizes weak points and increases the panel’s resistance to localized deformation and cutting attempts. Modular standardized sizes and matching clip kits also reduce installation time and simplify maintenance logistics for multi-site deployments.

Installation & Maintenance:
Panels are fixed to posts with factory-matched clamps or pressed brackets; the choice of foundation (in-ground concrete vs baseplate anchor) should be engineered to local soil and wind conditions. Fasteners and accessories must be spec’d to match the coating system to avoid galvanic corrosion. Maintenance typically involves annual inspections of fixings and coatings and prompt touch-up of any exposed steel. Keeping spare clamp and bolt kits on site reduces downtime for repairs.

Applications:
This system is well suited to industrial parks, power and utility substations, logistics hubs, transport terminals and commercial campuses where robustness and predictable mechanical behavior are required. For sites needing higher protection, choose the 868 variant or heavier wire gauges; for landscape edges or aesthetic areas, select lighter gauges and decorative post caps while retaining modularity.