In the Indian market, the demand for galvanized hexagonal wire netting is driven by the massive poultry and livestock sector. However, the extreme humidity in coastal regions and the saline air in states like Gujarat and Tamil Nadu lead to rapid oxidation of standard steel, necessitating higher zinc coatings.
The shift toward plastic coated chicken wire has become evident as farmers seek to reduce maintenance costs. The polymer layer acts as a primary barrier against moisture, which is critical during the heavy monsoon seasons that typically degrade untreated metal fences.
Furthermore, the economic transition toward organized commercial farming in rural India has increased the requirement for coated chicken wire fence systems that offer both the rigidity of steel and the longevity of synthetic coatings to protect high-value assets.



