A welded fence is a type of fencing constructed by welding intersecting steel wires or rods together to form a rigid and durable barrier. This method ensures that the fence has a strong, stable structure with consistent spacing between the wires or rods.

Uses:
Security: Ideal for high-security areas, including prisons, military sites, and industrial facilities.
Perimeter Fencing: Commonly used to enclose properties, schools, and parks.
Agricultural: Fencing for livestock and crop protection.
Commercial: Used for warehouses, retail spaces, and business premises.
Residential: Provides a secure and aesthetic boundary around homes and gardens.
Features:
Strength: The welding process creates a strong, tamper-resistant structure.
Durability: Typically made from galvanized or coated steel to resist rust and weathering.
Low Maintenance: Requires minimal upkeep compared to other fencing types.
Welded fences are valued for their robustness, versatility, and the clean, uniform appearance of the welded joints.