Railway Fence Solutions: Chain Link Fence, Welded Mesh Fence, and Palisade Fencing for Secure Perimeter Enclosure along Railway Tracks
Railway fence, also known as railway fencing, is a kind of security fence placed along railways to stop people from trespassing on railway tracks and prevent metal and cable thieves from stealing signaling cables and overhead power lines. It keeps the public safe while reducing cable theft.
We have four types of security fence for railway uses: chain link fence, curvy welded fence, 358 high security fence and palisade fencing.
It is regarded as the highest grade of security fence as its mesh opening is so small, you cannot even put your finger on it, which makes it is almost impossible to be climbed and cut. It is deigned to be a robust, anti-climb and anti-cut barrier to provide high security protection. It is commonly used in railway stations to keep the public safe while reducing cable theft.
Chain link fence is one of the most popular security fences in the world. Its low maintenance, excellent corrosion resistance and weather resistance enable it suitable for almost all environments. It is commonly placed along the railway tracks to stop people from trespassing on railway tracks and prevent metal and cable thieves from stealing signaling cables and overhead power lines.
It is a type of high quality welded mesh fence where wires in the horizontal and vertical direction are welded at their junctions. Its attractive appearance, rigid structure and excellent visibility make it become a popular security fence in railway stations. Its PVC coated surface enable it withstand harsh climate and corrosion environments. It is commonly used in railway stations to keep the public safe while reducing cable theft.
It is a kind of security fence consisting of robust vertical steel pales secured to horizontal rails to form panels that mount on steel support posts. Its imposing appearance, minimal foot holes and robust vertical steel pales ensure its excellent protection against unauthorized access to power facilities while allowing service staff accessing to electric installations for maintenance.
Rolled-top fencing (also called "rolled-edge fencing" or "rolled-top protective netting") is increasingly used in railway protection. Compared to traditional barbed wire fencing or ordinary welded wire mesh, it offers higher security. The rolled-edge design eliminates sharp edges, effectively reducing accidental cuts to personnel. It provides excellent protection with uniform mesh size and a robust structure, making it difficult to cut or damage. It effectively prevents pedestrians and animals from entering the tracks, improving railway operational safety.
