Chain-link mesh 60x60 mm, wire 3.0 mm, 1.2 m

🛠 Chain-link mesh 60x60 mm, wire 3.0 mm, height 1.2 m

Galvanized chain-link mesh with 60x60 mm openings and 3.0 mm wire 1.2 m high is the strongest large mesh openings of a low fence. The large mesh openings saves wire on the meter, and the thickest wire of 3.0 mm compensates for its lower rigidity and withstands strong pressure. The choice for long responsible perimeters under load. Zinc protects metal from rust without painting.

🏗️ Main areas of application:

• Heavy Cattle Corrals: The thickest wire holds the onslaught of large animals.
• Technical perimeters: low fences under mechanical load.
• Industrial and farming limits: economical, but durable.
• Extended responsible fences: large mesh openings saves wire length.

✅ Advantages of SteelStream chain-link mesh

We supply chain-link mesh in accordance with ГОСТ 5336 in full 10 m rolls. See Technical documentation for guidance on choosing wire diameter and mesh-opening size, weight, and installation.

• Reliable galvanizing: a dense layer of zinc that protects the metal from rust for years without painting.
• Balance of economy and strength: large mesh openings plus the thickest wire of 3.0 mm.
• Accurate roll length: exactly 10 meters in a roll, without shortening the roll.

🚚 How to buy chain-link mesh?

We sell full 10 m rolls, prices are per roll.

1. 📦 Fence kit: we can supply posts, tension wire and fasteners in a single delivery.
2. 🚛 Expedited delivery: we carry rolls with our own transport in Kyiv, Vyshnevo, Brovary and the region.
3. ⚖️ Collection: from the warehouse in Vyshnevo at a convenient time.
4. 💳 Convenient payment: cash on delivery, card or cashless with VAT.

🔗 Recommended related products

• 60x60 Mesh chain-link mesh, 3.0 mm, 1.0m - Lower for corrals and equipment protection.
• 60x60 mesh chain-link, 3.0 mm, 1.5 m is the standard height of the strongest fence.
• 60x60 chain-link mesh, 2.5 mm, 1.2m — cheaper on 2.5 mm wire.

👉 Go to chain-link mesh catalogue - all mesh openings, wire diameters, and heights. For help choosing the parameters, see the “chain-link mesh” technical guide.