PVC Coated Galvanized Wire Coil 2.0mm Core Green For Garden Fence Panels

PVC coated galvanized wire is a two layer product and most quality problems live in the second layer. The core has to be properly galvanized first, because the plastic sleeve is a barrier, not a corrosion system: once water reaches a bare core through a pinhole or a cut end, rust spreads under the sleeve and the coating lifts in sheets. Our core is 2.0 mm wire with 60 g/m2 zinc, and the PVC is extruded at 0.4 - 0.5 mm wall thickness so the finished wire measures 3.0 mm overall, bonded tightly enough that it does not slide when the wire is bent around a trellis corner.

For garden and landscaping buyers the visual quality matters as much as the technical spec. We hold colour to a reference sample, keep the sleeve concentric so the wire does not read as lumpy, and use a UV stabilised compound so the green does not chalk to grey within a single summer.

• Galvanized core under the sleeve: 60 g/m2 zinc means a pinhole does not immediately become a rust run under the plastic.
• Bonded sleeve: extruded PVC with tested adhesion, so the coating does not slide or wrinkle when the wire is bent around posts and corners.
• Concentric wall thickness: 0.4 - 0.5 mm all round, which keeps the finished wire round and visually even on decorative trellis.
• UV stabilised compound: colour retention tested to a three year outdoor rating, avoiding the chalky grey fade of unstabilised PVC.
• Consistent green: matched to a retained reference sample so repeat orders do not arrive in a different shade.
• Clean cut ends: ends sealed on request for trellis kits, where an exposed core at the tip is the first place rust appears.

Garden boundary fencing, plant support and trellis systems, fruit cage frames, decorative mesh infill, poultry and pet enclosure mesh, and light duty chain link where appearance matters more than security rating. In landscaping projects the green sleeve blends with planting and avoids the bright silver glare of bare galvanized wire in a garden setting. Where the wire will be bent repeatedly or used with clips and staples, specify the bonded sleeve option: cheaper unbonded coatings slip at every bend and leave loose plastic collars that look like defects to the end customer.

Core wire is tested for diameter, zinc coating mass, tensile and elongation before coating. After extrusion the finished wire is checked for overall diameter, sleeve concentricity, adhesion by bend test, colour against the retained reference, and pinholes by spark test on sampled length. Coils are weighed and labelled with core gauge, overall diameter, colour and lot number. Mill test certificate, coating report, packing list and certificate of origin accompany each shipment.

Coils are bagged in poly film with a moisture barrier, palletised at 1 ton per pallet and stretch wrapped; colour and lot labels go on every coil so mixed stock in your warehouse stays separable. Because the sleeve is bulky, freight is calculated on volume as well as weight. Lead time is 20 - 25 days after deposit for standard green, and 25 - 30 days for custom colours or sealed cut ends. T/T and L/C at sight terms are both accepted.