In Iran, the demand for galvanized hexagonal wire netting is driven by a robust agricultural sector and a diverse topography. The region's high salinity in certain soil types and extreme temperature fluctuations necessitate materials that can withstand rapid oxidation and thermal expansion without losing structural tension.
The local market has shifted significantly toward specialized coatings. While traditional zinc plating was standard, the rise of plastic coated chicken wire has become essential for poultry farms in provinces like Mazandaran, where high humidity accelerates the corrosion of untreated steel.
Current economic drivers in Iran are pushing for more cost-effective yet long-lasting fencing. This has led to an increased adoption of coated chicken wire fence systems that combine the strength of steel with the protective properties of polymers to reduce long-term maintenance costs for rural landowners.
