Chain-link fence is simply a woven steel wire fence coated with zinc to prevent rust, commonly referred to as galvanized fence. There are two kinds of galvanized chain-link, GBW or GAW: galvanized before weaving (GBW) or galvanized after weaving (GAW). The vast majority on the market today is galvanized after weaving. Color chain-link fence is sometimes called vinyl or color-coated. In this process, steel wire is first coated with zinc and then covered with a vinyl polymer coating that helps prevent rust and adds color. The vinyl is generally added to both the framework and the fabric of the fence. Some chain-link fence products use an aluminized coating to cover the steel in place of the zinc that creates a highly reflective finish. Regardless of the finish, all chain-link products offer a durable, economical fence system.
 

Following are the things to consider when selecting chain link fence system:

Primary Use - If the system is mainly used to accent your landscaping or define property boundaries, you may be able to use a lighter mesh than if you were containing pets or protecting property. Visual Aesthetics - If you desire a fence system that blends into the environment then you should consider a color coated system. Potential Stress - If there is the potential for climbing, or leaning (dogs) on the fence you may want to consider a heavier mesh than normal. Longevity - If the system is to remain for many years, be sure to consider the finish coating of the mesh. The color coated meshes have a long life expectancy, holding the appearance throughout.

Usage: Diamond mesh is used as fencing for sports field, river banks, construction and residence, also animal fencing. Especially, well suitable for a wide range of application, for example for enclosing Lawn, Road. Steel diamond mesh has a heavy galvanized coating to ensure a long life.
The characters of  Diamond Mesh wire construction are : strong; with wide application; convenient instation; lower price; safe and flexible; no break; no sag or roll up at the bottom.