Chain Link Fly Screen

Applications & Use Cases

• Preventing insect ingress in food preparation areas, adhering to hygiene standards.
• Controlling pests in industrial kitchens, bakeries, and catering facilities.
• Maintaining a barrier against flying insects in warehouses and loading bays.
• Providing ventilation whilst keeping pests out in general production environments.

Typical Specifications

Typical construction material

Anodised aluminium is commonly used for its corrosion resistance and lightweight properties.

Common chain link density

Typically features closely spaced links to create an effective barrier against flying insects.

Installation method

Units of this type are commonly suspended from a top track, allowing for easy passage.

Maintenance requirements

Generally low; typically requires periodic cleaning to remove dust and debris.

Suitable opening sizes

Available in various widths and drops to suit standard doorways and custom openings.

Compliance

Often used to support HACCP compliance in food-related industries by preventing pest contamination.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How effective are chain link fly screens at stopping insects?

  Chain link fly screens are highly effective at preventing the entry of most flying insects while allowing airflow. The density and weight of the chains deter insects from passing through.

• Are these screens suitable for high-traffic areas?

• Can these screens be customised to fit specific door sizes?

• What is the typical lifespan of a chain link fly screen?

• Do they require any power supply?