Let's talk about how to cleverly connect the chain link fence during installation.

It is generally transported in lengths of several meters or tens of meters, and then cleverly connected to form a whole during installation. The specific method is as follows:
First, we install the posts according to the predetermined positions (generally at intervals of about 3 meters). There are two installation methods: flange and pre-embedded. Regardless of the method, it must be firmly fixed, because the posts will need to be pulled straight during the subsequent mesh installation, requiring them to withstand significant tensile force. To prevent the links from bending due to the flexible nature of the chain link fence, a long No. 8 iron wire is usually strung between the tops of the posts.
Next, lay the chain link fence flat on the ground. Thread the No. 8 wire through the sealed rough edge at the top of the chain link fence. Place the iron wire into the special hook at the top of the post and tighten it securely. The chain link fence should also be tightened. The method is to first fix one end to the post, then tighten the chain link fence and hang it to the other end, continuing in this manner until the end is reached.
Then, we come to the key point: connecting the ends. This requires ordering a section of untwisted chain link fence (which can be disassembled into individual wires) from the manufacturer when ordering. This is needed for the connection. Simply twist the disassembled individual wires and thread them between the two ends to connect them. After completion, there's no trace of the connection; it's quite amazing, isn't it?
Applications: Chain link fence, also known as chain link mesh fencing, combines rigidity and flexibility, and is especially able to withstand strong impacts. It is mainly used for stadium fencing, zoo fencing, pasture protection, and livestock fencing.
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