Pressed Steel Brace Bands

A brace band like regular, beveled, heavy, square and 2 way  brace band, made of  pressed steel is a staple fitting in chain link fence systems, especially for securing horizontal framework to terminal posts. Here's how it's typically used:

• Attaching Rail Ends to Posts: Regular brace bands wrap around end, corner, or gate posts and hold rail ends in place using a carriage bolt and nut. This connects top rails, bottom rails, or mid rails securely to the post.
• Supporting Tension Wire or Truss Rods They anchor tension wire or truss rods that run diagonally across the fence, helping maintain tension and structural integrity.
• The beveled edge allows for a tighter, more flush fit—especially useful when the rail meets the post at a slight angle.
• Beveled bands are preferred in fences installed on uneven or sloped ground, where standard bands may not sit properly.
• Used to attach rail ends, tension wire fittings, or gate hardware to square terminal posts (e.g., end, corner, or gate posts).
• They help maintain consistent tension and alignment across varying elevations.
• Pressed steel: construction with thicker gauge material offers superior strength and resistance to bending, cracking, or fatigue.
• Gate Hardware Mounting: Brace bands are used to mount gate hardware like hinges, latches, and gate closers to terminal posts.
• Finish: Often hot-dip galvanized or Powder coated to resist corrosion and match the fence fabric color.
• Designed to wrap around posts and fasten with a carriage bolt and nut, they’re quick to install and adjust.