Grassland net is also called cattle fence net. It is generally made of hot-dip galvanized wire. The zinc content is generally 60g-100g per square meter. The requirements in humid areas are higher, and wires of about 230g are used. Recently, cold-dip galvanized wires are also used in Africa. The horizontal wire has a tensile strength of 80KG--90KG to increase the impact resistance of the net. The vertical wire has a low-carbon steel wire with a tensile strength of 40KG-50KG so that it can be wound on the horizontal wire. (Add 2T-3T mechanical pressure when winding to prevent the vertical wire from sliding)

The flatness of the grassland net surface is required to be: no more than 1 up and down point (10 square centimeters) per 50 meters, and the up and down height does not exceed 10MM. The left and right error of the grid does not exceed 3MM, and there are no joints in each roll of cattle fence net horizontal wire.

The grassland net has a novel structure, is strong and precise, has a flat surface, uniform mesh, strong integrity, high toughness, does not close together, is non-slip, pressure-resistant, windproof and rainproof. No matter how bad the local natural conditions are, its service life is generally up to several decades. Even if it is partially cut or partially subjected to pressure, it will not loosen or deform, and has strong anti-corrosion and anti-oxidation capabilities, which are advantages that ordinary steel wire meshes do not have. It also overcomes the disadvantage that the welding points of the welded mesh are easy to open and fall off, and it will never loosen after one-time installation.