Field Fence

Cattle Fence is a heavy-duty woven wire fencing system designed to contain large animals and secure open grazing land. Constructed from high-tensile, hot-dip galvanized steel wire, the fence delivers excellent strength against animal pressure and ensures long-term durability in outdoor environments. Users can choose from hinge-joint or fixed-knot designs, allowing reliable performance on flat ground, rolling terrain, or large-area grazing systems. Various height options, corrosion-resistant coatings, and strong knot structures make Cattle Fence suitable for cattle, horses, deer, and mixed-livestock operations.

Features

High Tensile Strength

Built from high-tensile galvanized wire engineered to endure heavy impact and pushing from cattle without loss of tension or deformation.

Corrosion Protection

Heavy zinc-coated wire provides long service life in wet climates, snowy regions, and high-moisture conditions common to grasslands and farms.

Graduated Mesh Pattern

Tighter spacing at the bottom stops calves and small wildlife from passing through, while wider spacing above reduces material cost and weight.

Quick Installation

Lightweight woven rolls are easy to transport and install, requiring fewer fence posts across long boundaries.

Compatible Accessories

Can be combined with barbed wire, cattle corral panels, and other fencing hardware to create a full livestock control system.

Specifications

Material : High-tensile steel wire, Hot-dip galvanized coating

Fence Type: Hinge Joint Field Fence, Fixed Knot Field Fence

Height Range: 0.6 m – 3.0 m depending on livestock size and site conditions

Wire Structure: Smooth surface finish, Uniform mesh openings, Reinforced top and bottom wires for added strength

Knot Options

• Hinge Joint: Flexible structure that absorbs force and returns to shape

• Fixed Knot: Locked knot for maximum strength and predator resistance

Specifications

Applications

Livestock Fencing : Cattle ranches, dairy farms, and feedlots, Horse enclosures, deer management areas, and mixed-animal grazing

Pasture & Field Boundaries: Grassland boundaries, rotational grazing systems, and paddock division

Agricultural & Forestry Protection: Field borders, orchard protection, and wildlife exclusion, Conservation areas, national parks, and game reserves

Rural Infrastructure: Roadside fencing for highways, Perimeter protection around remote properties