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Australian Office

Unit 314, 101 Overton Road
Williams Landing VIC 3027
Australia

Manufacturing Facility

Diamond Weld & Weaves
MC6J+W95, Bannikuppe
Bengaluru, Karnataka 562112
India

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We respond to all enquiries within 24 hours.

We respond to all enquiries within 24 hours.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about our welded mesh, chain link, expanded metal, perforated sheet and wire products, plus export, specifications and custom manufacturing.

What products does Diamond Weld & Weaves make?
We make welded mesh panels, chain link fencing, expanded metal, perforated sheet, barbed wire, razor and concertina coils, 358 anti-climb mesh, and the posts and fittings that go with them. Most come in plain steel or galvanised, and a few lines in stainless or aluminium. If you need something that isn't on the list, just ask - we can usually help.
What's the difference between welded mesh and chain link fencing?
Welded mesh has each wire joint welded, so you get a stiff, flat panel or roll. Chain link is woven into the usual diamond pattern and comes in rolls. Welded mesh is the stronger, tidier option for security and screens; chain link is cheaper and quicker if you just need to fence off a boundary or a large area.
What is 358 anti-climb mesh, and where is it used?
358 is a heavy welded mesh with very small openings (around 76 x 13 mm) and thick wire. The gaps are too tight to get a good grip or a tool into, so it's difficult to climb or cut through. It's the mesh you'll see around places that take security seriously - prisons, substations, data centres and the like.
Expanded metal or perforated sheet - what's the difference?
Expanded metal is cut and stretched from a solid sheet, so it opens into a diamond pattern with nothing wasted, and it doesn't unravel. It's used for walkways, guards and screens. Perforated sheet is a flat sheet with holes punched through it - round, square or slot patterns - and tends to be used for screening, ventilation and architectural panels.
What's the difference between barbed wire and razor wire?
Barbed wire is the twisted wire with barbs you see on farm and boundary fences. Razor (concertina) wire uses blades on a coil and is a stronger deterrent against anyone trying to climb over. Both come galvanised so they hold up outdoors.
Do you export, and where do you ship to?
Yes. We're based in India and ship regularly to customers in Australia, the Middle East, Africa and Southeast Asia. We handle the packing and paperwork your order needs, and we're happy to talk through freight and delivery terms before you commit.
Can you make product to a particular standard or spec?
Tell us what your project or drawings call for and we'll let you know whether we can make it to that spec before you order. We're used to working to Australian, British and ASTM specifications, so there's usually a way to match what you need.
Can you do custom sizes, apertures and coatings?
Yes. We can adjust the aperture, wire thickness, sheet or roll size, fence height and coating to suit the job, as long as the quantity makes it worth setting up. Send us a drawing or the details and we'll price it.
What coatings and materials can I choose from?
Depending on the product, you can have plain steel, hot-dip galvanised, PVC or powder coated, or stainless and aluminium. If it's going somewhere wet or near the coast, we'll usually steer you toward galvanised or stainless so it lasts.
What about minimum quantities and lead times?
It depends on the product, the spec and where it's headed, so there's no single answer. We're set up for larger and repeat orders rather than one or two pieces. Give us the details and a rough deadline and we'll come back with honest numbers on price and timing.
How do I get a quote or a datasheet?
Fill in the form on this page with the product, rough specs, how much you need and where it's going. If you're still narrowing things down, our calculators and product selector can help, or you can download the catalogue. We'll get back to you with pricing and availability.