How a Nitin fence is made.

From a single steel wire to a finished perimeter, in four steps. Scroll to watch it happen.

In shortA Nitin chainlink fence starts as steel wire 1.6 to 4 mm thick. The wire is hot-dip galvanised to Class 3 with up to 275 GSM of zinc, then spiralled and hooked into a diamond mesh with apertures from ½ inch to 5 inches on fully automatic machines. The finished rolls are stretched between GI posts on site.
Four steps

From one wire to a whole perimeter.

  1. 01

    Wire

    It starts as a single steel wire, 1.6 to 4 mm thick, chosen for the job the fence has to do.

  2. 02

    Galvanise

    Hot-dip galvanised to Class 3, with up to 275 GSM of zinc, so it stands up to coastal air and monsoon rain.

  3. 03

    Weave

    Each wire is spiralled and hooked into its neighbours to form the diamond, in apertures from ½″ to 5″. More than 30,000 metres leave our plant every day.

  4. 04

    Install

    Rolled, delivered and stretched between GI posts. Install once, protect for a lifetime.

Ø 1.6–4.0 mm steel wire
Behind every roll

Why the process matters

Automatic chainlink weaving machines at the Nitin Wire Group plant
Automatic weaving machines in our plant
Warehouse stacked with rolls of fencing mesh
Finished rolls ready for dispatch

Fully automatic machines

Minimal manual intervention keeps aperture, wire size and roll length exactly to specification.

Checked to standard

Our quality system is ISO 9001 certified by TÜV SÜD, and our ISI-grade chainlink is marked to IS 2721.

Made at scale

More than 30,000 metres of fence a day from 2 lakh sq ft of production and warehouse space in Tamil Nadu.

Want to see it in person? Visit our display centre.