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358 Anti-Climb High Security Fence
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358 Anti-Climb High Security Fence

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Also known as: 358 Mesh Fence, 358 Security Fence

Used for prisons, military bases, substations.

Low-carbon steel wire (welded mesh panel)
KEY FEATURES
Small-aperture mesh resists climbing and cutting for a high security rating
High strength with clear sightlines for easy surveillance
Can integrate with electronic security systems
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Specification note: Aperture and wire diameter are not published: the figures previously shown could not be traced to a verified JoyLink specification. Both are confirmed per project against an approved drawing before quotation.

Specifications

MaterialsLow-carbon steel wire (welded mesh panel)
Surface TreatmentsHot-dip galvanized; Electrostatic powder coating
Panel Height (M)2.0–5.2
Top ConfigurationCan be fitted with a razor wire coil or barbed wire for extra deterrence

Applications

Prisons
Military bases
Substations
Airports

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes the 358 mesh pattern harder to climb or cut than standard welded mesh?
The 358 panel uses a narrow rectangular aperture and heavier wire than standard welded mesh, which limits finger and tool access and slows cutting. The exact aperture and wire diameter are confirmed per project against the approved drawing rather than quoted from a catalogue figure.
Can the 358 fence be upgraded with a top guard?
Yes — the panel top accepts a razor wire coil or barbed wire for extra deterrence on high-security sites like prisons and military bases.

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