Peach Post Mesh Fence Line: Confirm Thickness and Width in Proposal

1. What is already referenced

A peach-shape mesh fence post line forms a slotted, peach-cross-section column so wire mesh panels insert into the channel. Public peach-post guides describe the same geometry and warn that wall thickness and feed width track the finished post size — they are not universal constants.

2. What stays open

• Strip thickness — not published as a single public rating on the source tech page. Market peach posts often run ~1.0–2.5 mm; do not invent one band for this line.
• Coil / strip width — likewise drawing-dependent; market widths vary with post size.
• Hydraulic station kW is not listed for the flying-saw cut package — do not invent it.

3. Why thickness/width wait

Peach post developed blank width and wall thickness follow the finished peach geometry and mesh-slot depth. Publishing a competitor’s 1.2–2.0 mm band as “our” encyclopedia constant would invent a rating the source proposal has not locked. Keep market bands as industry context only until the contract drawing is fixed.

Main motor (~11 kW), stand count (~26), shaft (~φ90), and speed (~0–8 m/min) can be cited as host references; thickness and strip width cannot until the peach drawing is approved.

4. Related machines

• Highway W-beam / thrie-beam posts — roadside guardrail family
• Fence picket / top-rail lines — different fence members
• Dust-screen / panel lines — not peach mesh-insert posts
• Y-post variants in market catalogs — confirm geometry before borrowing thickness

5. Proposal checklist

1. Peach profile + mesh-insert slot drawing
2. Material thickness, coating, and yield
3. Strip / coil width after developed blank calculation
4. Target post length and tolerance
5. Confirm not highway W-beam post, not picket/top-rail, not dust-screen panel

6. Buyer FAQ

Can I use a competitor’s 1.2–2.0 mm as our public rating?

No. Use it only as industry context until the proposal locks thickness and width for this tooling.

Is flying saw the same as hydraulic shear?

This reference uses tracking flying saw — not a hydraulic stop shear story.

Are 11 kW and 26 stands enough to order?

They are reference host data. Still send the peach drawing and lock thickness / strip width on the proposal.

Same as a Y-post line?

Only if the drawing matches. Do not borrow thickness or stand counts across post geometries.