A Guide to Proper Maintenance of 358 security fence

358 Security Fence is a high-security fencing system widely used in military bases, prisons, airports, borders and large public buildings. Proper maintenance and care can ensure the safety and longevity of your fencing system. The following is the method of properly maintaining the anti-climb fence, and four aspects of matters needing attention:

Regularly clean the surface of the 358 security fence. The surface of the fence can be eroded by rain, snow and dust, resulting in surface dust and corrosion. Therefore, the surface of the fence needs to be cleaned regularly with clean water and a soft cloth to remove dust and dirt. At the same time, it is necessary to avoid the use of acidic or alkaline cleaners, so as not to damage the coating on the surface of the fence.

Regularly check the joints of the fence. The 358 safety fence is composed of multiple grids, and the grids are connected by connectors. Connectors can loosen or fall off, causing gaps between the gratings to widen, reducing the security of the fencing system. Therefore, it is necessary to regularly check the joints of the fence, and fasten and replace loose joints.

Apply the coating of the fence regularly. The 358 safety fence is usually treated with spraying or baking paint to prevent corrosion and oxidation of the fence surface. However, over time and with changes in the weather, the coating on the surface of the fence may wear away or peel off. Therefore, the coating of the fence needs to be painted regularly to protect the surface of the fence from corrosion and oxidation.

Protect the fence from knocks and knocks. The 358 safety fence has high safety, but it may still be bumped and impacted during use. These bumps and impacts may cause deformation or damage to the fence, thereby affecting the safety and service life of the fence. Therefore, some measures need to be taken, such as adding anti-collision posts, installing corner guards, etc., to prevent the fence from being bumped and hit.