High Carbon Steel Anti Tank Wire Mesh Defend Against All Kinds Of Anti-Tank Weapons

Introduction:

Tank nets (Anti Tank Wire Mesh) are a common defensive installation designed to impede, delay or stop enemy tanks and other movin garmored vehicles. When deployed, a tank net creates an unobtrusive barrier designed to impede the advance and maneuver of violators of a nation's borders and to provide favorable conditions for border forces and reserves. Tank barrier nets are primarily used to set up barricades to stop or slow down enemy tank and armored vehicle convoys. It can buy time for the defender to redeploy forces or prepare other defenses by stopping or altering the route of tanks.

What happens when you come across an insignificant obstacle?

If a person tries to enter the territory, he will be confused about it. There's no way out of the confusion.

Outside help. Therefore, the criminal remains safe and waits for the guards on the spot. When an armored car or tank passes, the vehicle wraps around the wheels and becomes a pile of metal on the chassis, preventing it from moving further.

Material:

Galvanized or HDG hot dipped galvanized high tensile steel wire

Features:

Indestructible. Concealed. Low cost Versatile defense

Application:

The main function of a tank net is to defend against all kinds of anti-tank weapons, including anti-tank missiles and rockets. Tank nets contain or delay the movement and attack of tanks through physical obstruction, weakening the efficiency of their movement and even putting them in a difficult situation, thus gaining valuable strategic response time for the defender. Specifically, tank nets can interfere with the direction of armor-breaking projectiles, weakening their ability to penetrate main armor. Additionally, tank nets can intercept or detonate suicide drones or roving bombs, minimizing damage to vehicle occupants and equipment. In some cases, barbed wire can trigger rockets in advance, reducing their damage to the tank.

Where Wire Mesh Fits In (Supporting Anti-Tank Defenses)?

Infantry Protection: Wire obstacles are almost always placed in front of or intermingled with true anti-tank obstacles. Their job is to prevent enemy infantry from:

Easily reaching the anti-tank ditch/wall to place demolition charges or bridges.

Clearing anti-tank mines.

Disabling Czech hedgehogs or other barriers.

Channeling: Wire can be used to force infantry (and sometimes lighter vehicles) into pre-sighted kill zones covered by anti-tank guns (like recoilless rifles, ATGMs, or tanks) and machine guns.

Perimeter Security: Wire protects the infantry manning the defensive positions that overlook the anti-tank obstacles and kill zones.

Specific Wire Types: While not "mesh," dense belts of concertina wire or complex wire entanglements are extremely effective at their anti-personnel role, forming a crucial part of the defensive belt that supports the anti-tank defenses.

Specifications

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