Wire Fencing

Wire Fencing Products at a Glance

FormatKey specificationBest forDetails
Chain link fencingWire 1.6–4.0 mm · mesh 25–100 mm · heights 3–10 ft · 60–300 GSMBoundaries, farms, sports grounds, factoriesChain link fencing manufacturer
Welded wire meshWire 2.00–8.00 mm · aperture 25–200 mm · rolls to 2,700 mmSecurity panels, guarding, gabionsWelded wire mesh
Profence barbed wire12 g (2.64 mm) · 4-point barbs at 3 in (76 mm) · 120–150 GSMFarm boundaries, perimeter deterrentProfence range
Profence fencing wire1.6–4 mm · 90–120 GSM homogeneous coatingConverters making barbed wire and chain linkProfence range
Agriculture and fencing wireGI wire 0.90–6.00 mm · 30–366 GSMFarm fencing, trellising, enclosuresAgriculture wire fencing
Gabion wire2.20–4.00 mmRetaining walls, erosion controlWire for gabions

GI Fencing Wire: Gauge and Zinc Coating

Two numbers decide how a GI fencing wire performs: gauge (thickness) and zinc coating weight (GSM). Heavier gauge resists cutting and impact; heavier coating resists corrosion. Systematic Group supplies GI fencing wire from 0.90 mm to 6.00 mm and 30 to 366 GSM, made from its own hot dipped galvanized wire.

Use caseGaugeZinc coating
Residential chain link16–1460–120 GSM
Farm and agricultural fencing14–12120–275 GSM
Industrial and security12–8120–275 GSM
Coastal or chemical zones12–8275–366 GSM
Poultry and light enclosures20–1690–300 GSM

GI Mesh Fencing: Woven or Welded?

GI mesh fencing comes in two main builds. Chain link is woven into a flexible diamond that follows ground contours. Welded mesh is fixed at every crossing into rigid panels that are harder to climb. PVC-coated chain link adds a polymer layer where appearance matters. Compare all six mesh types in the GI mesh fencing comparison guide, and see how mesh is used in wire mesh for fencing

Choosing Wire Fencing by Application

Farm and crop protection

Chain link and barbed wire keep cattle, goats and wild boar away from crops. Heavy gauge and 120 GSM+ coating give years of outdoor service. For trellising inside the farm, see Agriline agricultural wire.

Livestock enclosures

Chain link in 12–10 gauge with 50–65 mm mesh resists animal impact without deforming.

Poultry farm security

Chain link with 40–50 mm mesh keeps predators out. Cages inside the shed need heavier coating — see Poultryline cage wire.

Industrial and residential perimeters

Chain link for boundary marking and general security; welded mesh panels where climb resistance matters; a barbed wire top row for deterrence. See the barbed wire guide.

Coastal and chemical environments

Specify the heaviest zinc coating, or Galvasys zinc-aluminium coated wire for barbed wire and chain link that must last longest.

Electric fencing

Alexa bimetallic wire combines 1,200+ MPa tensile strength with three times the conductivity of GI wire.

Standards and Quality

Fencing wire is hot-dip galvanized and conforms to IS 280. Systematic Group is BIS-certified and has manufactured galvanized wire since 2000, with wire drawing and galvanizing done in-house — see our manufacturing setup.

Wire Fencing Resources

Frequently Asked Questions

Hot-dip galvanized steel wire. For permanent outdoor fencing, specify at least 120 GSM zinc coating; in coastal or chemical zones, 275 GSM or zinc-aluminium coated wire.

14 gauge for residential chain link, 12 gauge for farm and commercial fencing, and 10 to 8 gauge for industrial and high-security fencing. Profence barbed wire uses 12 gauge (2.64 mm).

GI fencing wire is the galvanized wire itself. GI mesh fencing is the finished product — chain link or welded mesh — made from that wire.

Chain link is flexible, economical and suits most boundaries. Welded mesh is rigid and harder to climb, suiting security perimeters.

IS 280 governs the mild steel wire used for galvanized fencing; welded mesh also follows IS 1566 and IS 432 (Part II).

A hot-dip zinc coating of 120–150 GSM.

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