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358 Anti-Climb Fence Panels
358 anti-climb fence is a high-security welded mesh fencing system designed for prisons, airports, power plants and other critical infrastructure perimeter protection. We support full customization of panel dimensions, mesh aperture, wire diameter, surface coating and complete system configurations.
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What should buyers confirm before sourcing 358 anti-climb fence?
Before sourcing 358 anti-climb fence, buyers should confirm panel height, width, wire diameter, mesh opening, post type, fixing clips, coating system, color, gate requirement, packing and destination. The product is used where small openings and rigid welded panels are needed for perimeter security, but project requirements can vary by site, post spacing, foundation method and local standards. ANJIA GROUP can discuss galvanized and powder-coated routes, anti-climb panel formats, matching posts, clamps, fasteners, packing labels and shipment proof before quotation. Buyers should share drawings, photos or tender documents when available. Final compliance, engineering suitability, coating life and installation details should be checked by the project team and confirmed from the exact specification. A clear request should separate mandatory requirements from preferred options, because suppliers can quote the closest standard route and identify custom items without guessing.
Product Overview
ANJIA GROUP supplies 358 anti-climb fence panels and matched fence system components for controlled perimeter, infrastructure, industrial boundary, utility, logistics, airport, seaport and other project fencing requirements. Buyers can request panels only or a complete set with posts, clamp bars, tamper-resistant bolts, gates, brackets and compatible perimeter accessories.
The name 358 usually refers to the dense welded mesh aperture of 3 inch x 0.5 inch, or 76.2 x 12.7 mm. For export and project orders, the quotation should review aperture, wire diameter, panel height and width, post section, fixing method, edge or frame route, coating option, accessory list, packing method and document requirements together. Drawings, site photos, project specifications or previous samples help ANJIA confirm the correct panel and fixing scope before production review.
Specifications
| Specification | Common options | Quotation note |
|---|---|---|
| Panel type | 358 anti-climb welded mesh panel (76.2×12.7mm dense aperture) | Confirm project-specific security level requirements |
| Standard mesh aperture | 76.2×12.7mm (3"×0.5") | This is the definition of standard 358 mesh; custom aperture available |
| Wire diameter | 3.0mm / 4.0mm / 5.0mm / 6.0mm (high tensile steel) | Industry standard 4.0mm; 5.0mm for high-security applications |
| Standard panel size | Height: 1.8m / 2.0m / 2.4m / 3.0m; Width: 2.4m (8ft standard) | Custom height/width for site-specific installation |
| Post specification | Square post: 60×60mm / 80×80mm / 100×100mm; Thickness: 2.0–3.0mm | Round post (114mm) / I-beam post available for maximum security |
| Fixing system | Anti-theft security clamp bar, tamper-proof bolts, base plate, concrete anchor | Confirm if complete fixing system is required |
| Surface treatment | Hot-dip galvanized / Galvanized + powder coated / PVC coated | Confirm RAL color code and coating thickness requirement |
| Edge treatment | Fully welded steel frame / Rolled safety edge | Welded frame recommended for high-security and public areas |
| Accessories | Razor wire extension, security gate, anti-climb bracket | All add-on security features available upon request |
How to Specify 358 Anti-Climb Fence for RFQ
For a faster 358 anti-climb fence quotation, send the panel height and width, aperture, wire diameter, post type, fixing or clamp system, surface finish, color requirement, gate or topping need, order quantity, packing method, destination details and any drawing, project specification or inspection requirement in one request.
358 anti-climb fence is a high-security perimeter panel choice when narrow aperture, rigid welded panels and clear visibility are important. Project buyers should confirm whether the fence is for data center, utility, logistics, correctional, industrial or public-infrastructure use before quotation.
A 358 fence RFQ should be treated as a complete panel system. ANJIA needs aperture, wire diameter, panel width and height, post profile, post spacing, clamps or brackets, coating system, color, gate layout, quantity, packing and destination.
358 anti-climb fence and chain link fence solve different perimeter problems. 358 fence uses rigid welded panels with a dense 76.2 x 12.7 mm aperture, making it suitable for controlled-access, logistics, utility, data center and correctional perimeter projects where panel rigidity, visibility and climbing deterrence matter. Chain link fence is a woven roll system that is more flexible for general boundaries, sports fields, farms, temporary site fencing and budget-sensitive perimeters. For export RFQs, buyers should compare security level, panel or roll format, post system, fixing method, gates, coating, packing and installation route before choosing.
Site exposure, post spacing and footing should be reviewed before treating a 358 fence quotation as complete. Rigid panels depend on post section, post spacing, embedded footing or base plate design, corner and terminal posts, gate openings, terrain exposure and any topping or privacy screen. For open terrain, coastal sites, industrial facilities or code-controlled projects, buyers should provide drawings, local requirements or engineering notes before quotation. ANJIA can support specification and packing review, but a general quotation is not a substitute for local engineering approval.
RFQ resource callout: For importers, distributors, construction companies and project procurement teams, use the Fence Panel Post Spacing Calculator and Wire Mesh RFQ Specification Builder to organize panel size, aperture, post spacing, clamp route, gate layout, coating, packing, destination and document requirements before requesting a quotation.
Typical RFQ details
Product specification
- Product scope: panels only or complete 358 fence system
- Panel height and panel width
- Standard or custom aperture
- Wire diameter and wire material route
- Post type, post size and wall thickness
- Fixing system: clamp bar, clip, bolt, base plate or anchor requirement
- Gate, bracket, razor wire or other perimeter accessory scope
Finish and application
- Edge treatment, frame route or rolled edge requirement
- Surface treatment: hot dip galvanized, powder coated or PVC coated
- Color or RAL reference if applicable
- Drawings, site layout, photos or previous samples where available
Order and document scope
- Total quantity, panel count and spare accessory ratio
- Packing method, pallet, label and loading requirements
- Destination port and preferred trade terms
- Required documents or inspection expectations
Product Formats / Options
| Format / option | Best for | Buyer notes |
|---|---|---|
| 358 welded mesh panels only | Replacement stock, distributor supply or buyers sourcing posts locally | Confirm aperture, wire diameter, panel height, panel width, edge treatment, finish and pallet quantity. |
| Complete 358 fence system | New controlled perimeter projects requiring matched panels, posts and fixing accessories | Confirm site layout, post section, clamp bar, bolt type, gate requirement, bracket need, spare parts and packing split. |
| Panel with security clamp bar | Projects that need more controlled panel-to-post fixing than standard clips | Confirm clamp bar length, bolt requirement, post compatibility and whether accessories should ship with each panel set. |
| Framed or rolled-edge panel route | Public-facing, project-specific or higher rigidity panel requirements | Confirm whether welded frame, rolled safety edge or plain panel edge is required before quotation. |
| Gate and access point support | Vehicle gate, pedestrian gate or controlled access opening in the fence line | Confirm gate size, frame route, post strength, hinge, latch and matching finish. |
| Top bracket or perimeter add-on route | Buyers considering razor wire, barbed wire or extension brackets as separate perimeter accessories | Confirm whether the topping is required, optional or sourced separately. |
| 358 anti-climb panels vs chain link rolls | Buyers comparing rigid high-security panels with flexible woven roll fencing | 358 is usually reviewed for controlled perimeters; chain link is usually reviewed for general boundaries, sports fields, farms and temporary routes. |
| Dense aperture vs diamond mesh opening | Security teams comparing anti-climb deterrence, visibility and roll flexibility | Confirm aperture, wire diameter, panel or roll format, visibility need and site security level. |
| Rigid post-and-clamp system vs woven fence line | Projects where post section, clamp route, gate posts and terminal posts affect quotation | Confirm post profile, wall thickness, clamp bar, bolts, gates, corners and accessory split. |
| Security topping coordination | Buyers considering razor wire, barbed wire or angled extension brackets | Confirm project permission, bracket route, topping material, packing split and whether topping ships with panels or separately. |
Material and Surface Finish Options
| Option | When buyers discuss it | RFQ notes |
|---|---|---|
| Hot dip galvanized 358 fence | Commonly discussed for outdoor controlled perimeter and long-distance export orders | Confirm galvanized route, coating expectation, panel size, post specification and packing protection. |
| Galvanized plus powder coated 358 fence | Used when color, appearance and additional surface protection are important | Confirm RAL color, coating surface expectation, panel handling requirement and accessory color match. |
| PVC coated 358 fence | Discussed when buyers require a thicker coated surface or market-specific color route | Confirm core wire, diameter after coating, color reference, coating surface expectation and packing protection. |
| Welded frame or edge treatment | Helps adapt the panel to project handling, rigidity and public-facing edge needs | Confirm frame profile, edge route, corner finish and whether panel drawings are available. |
| Post and fixing system | Required when the order is a complete fence set, not panels only | Confirm square post, round post or I-beam route, wall thickness, clamp bar, bolt, base plate and anchor scope. |
| Security topping accessories | Optional route for buyers who need additional perimeter topping materials | Confirm bracket, razor wire or barbed wire scope separately from the 358 mesh panel quotation. |
| 358 anti-climb fence for data centers | Discussed where visibility, rigid panels and controlled access coordination matter | Confirm height, post spacing, gate layout, coating system and project documentation requirements. |
| 358 anti-climb fence for prisons and correctional sites | Discussed when narrow openings and strict perimeter review are required | Confirm project standard, approval workflow, panel height, fixing method and accessories before quotation. |
| 358 anti-climb fence for logistics yards | Used where warehouse perimeter, vehicle gates and terminal posts must be planned | Confirm gate width, corner posts, coating system, packing and loading plan. |
| 358 fence vs chain link fence | Used when buyers compare rigid anti-climb panels with woven roll fencing | Confirm security level, installation method, post system, accessories, coating and budget. |
| High-security application: data centers | Used where visibility, rigid panels and controlled access coordination matter | Confirm perimeter layout, panel height, post spacing, gate layout, coating, access control interfaces and document requirements. |
| High-security application: logistics yards | Used where vehicle gates, terminal posts and warehouse perimeter planning affect the fence package | Confirm gate width, corner posts, traffic interface, coating, packing split and loading plan. |
| High-security application: utility or energy facilities | Discussed when project drawings, site access and controlled boundary review are required | Confirm drawings, local project requirements, post system, site notes where applicable and documentation workflow. |
| High-security application: correctional or controlled-access sites | Discussed only where project approval and local requirements define the fence route | Confirm specification documents, approval workflow, panel height, fixing method, topping route and inspection expectations. |
| Site exposure and footing review | Used for open terrain, coastal, industrial or gate-heavy projects where structural assumptions matter | Confirm post spacing, footing or base plate route, corner and terminal posts, wind exposure notes and local engineering requirements. |
Applications and Packing
Applications
- Prisons and correctional facilities
- Airports and seaports perimeter security
- Power plants and energy facilities
- Warehouse and industrial boundary fencing
- Controlled construction site perimeters
- Railway and highway infrastructure
- Data centers and critical infrastructure
- Commercial property security
- Distributor and contractor bulk supply
- Data center perimeters requiring visible, rigid anti-climb panel systems
- Prison, correctional and controlled-access project fencing requiring project-standard review
- Logistics yards, warehouse perimeters and industrial vehicle gate zones
Packing
- Standard export wooden pallets (heat-treated for international shipping)
- Panels stacked horizontally with waterproof plastic wrapping
- Metal strapping for reinforced stability during ocean transport
- Custom pallet sizes available for container optimization
- Neutral packaging as default; branded packaging available upon request
- Detailed packing list included with each shipment
358 anti-climb fence panels are usually stacked on export pallets and protected with wrapping, strapping and corner or surface protection according to order requirements. Posts, clamp bars, bolts, brackets and gates can be packed separately for easier counting and damage control. Powder coated or PVC coated panels should be handled with surface protection during stacking and loading. Buyer labels, accessory cartons, mixed SKU packing and container loading sequence can be reviewed after quantity, dimensions, destination and packing requirements are confirmed.
Project-Level Delivery and Documentation Support
For contractor procurement, distributor supply and controlled perimeter projects, ANJIA can review 358 anti-climb fence as a project delivery set. The quotation can include panel specification, post and fixing scope, coating route, accessory list, packing method, loading reference and requested document support after the buyer confirms drawings, quantity, destination and trade terms.
| Document or support item | Buyer value | Availability note |
|---|---|---|
| Official Quotation | Supports project approval, supplier comparison and procurement filing | Prepared after panel specification, post and fixing scope, quantity, packing and destination are confirmed. |
| Technical Data Sheet | Summarizes aperture, wire diameter, panel size, post type, finish, accessory and packing notes | Can be prepared from confirmed product parameters for project review. |
| Panel, Post and Accessory Schedule | Helps buyers review whether panels, posts, clamp bars, bolts, gates and optional topping materials are included | Recommended for complete 358 fence system orders. |
| Sample Mill Test Certificate | Supports material traceability review where applicable | Availability depends on material route, order requirement and document source. |
| Company Product Profile | Helps buyers assess factory capability, export experience and product scope | Available for supplier qualification review upon request. |
| Company Registration Details | Supports vendor setup, import preparation or supplier verification | Can be provided where appropriate after buyer request and document review. |
| QA/QC Statement and Inspection Photos | Helps buyers review aperture, wire diameter, coating appearance, packing and pre-shipment condition | Can be arranged when inspection requirements are discussed before shipment. |
| Packing List, Commercial Invoice and Certificate of Origin | Supports shipment and import document preparation | Prepared according to confirmed order and shipping requirements. |
Document availability depends on confirmed specifications, material route, order requirements and requested standards. Please share certificate or compliance requirements during RFQ review.
QC and shipment proof references
Coating condition reference
Helps buyers review galvanized, powder coated or coated surface requirements during RFQ and inspection planning
Post, clamp and assembly reference
Helps buyers confirm how panels, posts and fixing accessories should be reviewed as a complete fence system
FAQ
What does 358 mean?
Standard 3"×0.5" (76.2×12.7mm) dense mesh aperture; custom available
Can you supply a complete fence system?
Yes, full system with panels, posts and all fixing accessories
What details for an accurate quotation?
Panel size, wire diameter, post type, coating, quantity, destination port
What is your minimum order quantity?
100 linear meters standard; smaller trial orders negotiable
Do you provide free samples?
Yes, free small samples are available; customer is responsible for international shipping cost
What coating options are available?
Hot-dip galvanized, galvanized+powder coated, PVC coated
Can you produce custom specifications?
Yes, per technical drawings or physical samples
What is standard production lead time?
7-15 days standard; 15-20 days for custom orders
What payment terms do you accept?
T/T 30% deposit, 70% before shipment
What information should buyers provide for a 358 anti-climb fence quotation?
Buyers should provide aperture, wire diameter, panel size, post profile, fixing method, coating system, color, gate layout, quantity, packing requirement and destination. Project standards or approval documents should also be shared when the fence is used for high-security sites.
Is 358 anti-climb fence suitable for data centers and logistics yards?
358 anti-climb fence is commonly discussed for controlled perimeters where narrow openings, rigid panels and clear visibility are important. Data centers and logistics yards should confirm height, gates, access control coordination, coating and local project requirements before quotation.
How is 358 anti-climb fence different from chain link fence?
358 anti-climb fence uses rigid welded panels with small openings, while chain link fence is a woven roll system. 358 is generally used for higher-security perimeter projects, while chain link is flexible for general boundaries, sports fields and temporary site use.
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