V-Bend Safety Fence

V-Bend Safety Fence is a welded steel mesh panel with horizontal V-shaped bends formed across the panel. The welded grid fixes the mesh opening, while the V-profile adds depth to the panel structure.

It is used for industrial, commercial, public, logistics and infrastructure boundaries. Panel height, width, wire diameter, mesh opening, V-bend dimensions, post section and surface treatment can be matched to the fence layout and installation method.

Welded Grid
Longitudinal and transverse steel wires are welded at each intersection to form a fixed mesh pattern. Mesh opening is controlled during production to maintain panel consistency.
V-Bend Formation
Horizontal V-bends are formed after the welded mesh is produced. Bend depth and position determine the finished panel profile and should correspond with the selected panel height.
Panel Edges
Panel edges are finished according to the fixing arrangement. Edge dimensions and wire termination are checked before packing to maintain consistent connection points.

Structural Depth
The V-shaped sections increase the effective depth of the panel and provide greater rigidity than a flat mesh panel of comparable wire construction.
Panel Alignment
The welded grid and formed profile help maintain the panel shape during handling and installation, supporting consistent alignment between adjacent sections.
Open Mesh Profile
The welded grid provides a defined physical boundary while retaining visibility through the fence, making it suitable for sites where perimeter separation and visual access are both required.

Steel Wire
Low-carbon steel wire is commonly used for welded mesh panels because it supports controlled welding, forming and coating processes.
Galvanized Wire
Pre-galvanized wire provides zinc protection to the wire surface before mesh welding and panel forming.
Wire Diameter
Wire diameter should be considered together with panel height, mesh opening and V-bend configuration. Typical diameters range from 4.0 to 6.0 mm.

Hot-Dip Galvanizing
Hot-dip galvanized panels provide a zinc-coated steel surface for outdoor fence applications. Coating requirements can be defined according to the intended environment.
PVC Coating
PVC coating adds a polymer surface layer and allows colour selection for projects where appearance and additional surface protection are required.
Powder Coating
Powder coating provides a finished coloured surface over the prepared steel or galvanized substrate. Colour and coating requirements should be confirmed before production.

Mesh Opening
50 × 200 mm provides a closer grid for applications requiring more controlled openings. 75 × 200 mm provides a more open mesh while retaining the welded panel structure.
Wire Diameter
4.0–5.0 mm covers many standard configurations. 5.0–6.0 mm provides a heavier wire section for projects requiring increased panel rigidity.
Panel Height
1,200–1,800 mm fits common boundary layouts. 2,000–2,400 mm provides a taller perimeter configuration where additional boundary height is required.

Industrial Perimeters
Used around factories, workshops, warehouses and production compounds where continuous steel mesh boundaries are required.
Commercial and Public Areas
Suitable for commercial properties, schools, public facilities and controlled-access locations requiring defined perimeter lines.
Logistics and Infrastructure
Applied to storage yards, transport facilities, utility areas and infrastructure sites with repeated fence panel sections.
 

Post Spacing
Post spacing should match the selected panel width and connection positions. Consistent spacing helps maintain the fence line and panel alignment.
Connection Hardware
Clamps, brackets or bolts should correspond with the post section, panel edge and wire diameter. The connection should hold the panel securely without interfering with the V-bend profile.
Foundation
Embedded posts and base-plated posts can be used according to foundation design and site conditions. Post length should account for the required above-ground panel height and fixing method.

Wire Inspection
Wire diameter and surface condition are checked before welding to confirm the material meets the production specification.
Weld Control
Weld positions and joint condition are inspected across the panel to identify irregular intersections before forming.
Forming Inspection
Panel width, height, V-bend depth and bend position are checked after forming. This controls the finished profile and connection alignment.
Surface Inspection
Galvanized and coated panels are visually checked for surface coverage, coating consistency and visible defects before packing.
 

Panel Data
Provide panel height, width, wire diameter, mesh opening, V-bend depth and V-bend quantity.
Fence System
Confirm post section, post spacing, post length and fixing method so the panel and support system can be matched.
Finish
Specify galvanized, PVC-coated or powder-coated finish together with the required colour or coating requirement.
Order Details
Required quantity, packaging method, delivery destination and project drawings should be provided when applicable.