Welded Mesh

Welded wire mesh is constructed with two orthogonal wires that are joined together at their intersections using a resistance welding process to form a grid. The line wires of the grid are guided through the welder using a pattern board. The machine drops cross wires into place and fuses them together to create the two distinctive planes that form welded wire mesh.

Line wires (also called long wires) are laid out on a pattern board to set the panel width spacing. Cross wires are fed into a hopper, and are programmed to be dropped one at a time onto the line wires. Then, the cross wires are resistance welded into place setting the panel length spacing. The panel advances after the weld and the process starts over again.

Welded Wire Spacing
Welded wire mesh spacing can be expressed by measuring from the center of two wires (Center to Center) or by measuring the opening between two wires (Clear Opening). We can manufacture standard and custom welded wire mesh with a square mesh spacing range from 1" to as large as may be required.  Rectangular mesh spacing ranges from 1/2″ x up to as long as may be required.

Edge Conditions
 Welded Wire Mesh has two standard edge conditions: trimmed and untrimmed.

Detail specification:
Material: low carbon steel wire, stainless steel wire
Surface dealing : black welded wire mesh,
 electro galvanized before welded wire mesh,
 Electro galvanized after welded wire mesh
 hot-dipped galvanized before welded wire mesh
Hot-dipped galvanized after welding wire mesh
PVC-coated welded wire mesh
Power coated welded wire mesh
Wire diameter: 0.45mm to 12.0mm
Hole size: 1/3" to 250mm hole
Hole shape: square hole, rectangular hole
Width: 0.3M to 2.0M
Packing : in roll or in panel