Welded Wire Mesh

Welded Wire Mesh can be manufactured from stainless steel (SS 304, 316), galvanized iron (GI), or low carbon steel. Surface finishes include electro-galvanized, hot-dip galvanized, or PVC-coated depending on corrosion resistance needs. Material choice depends on application environment—galvanized mesh for outdoor use, stainless steel for chemical or marine exposure, and mild steel for cost-effective indoor structures.

Welded Wire Mesh is used for concrete reinforcement in slabs, roads, and precast structures. It also serves as protective fencing at industrial sites, poultry farms, and residential properties. In manufacturing, it functions as machine guards, racks, ventilation grills, and filtration support. The welded structure offers stability under load and resists deformation under pressure or impact.

Yes, it can be tailored for mesh opening size (from ½ inch to several inches), wire diameter (typically 1.2 mm to 8 mm), sheet or roll length, and panel width. You can also choose plain, galvanized, or PVC-coated finishes. Manufacturers can provide cut-to-size pieces, reinforced edge welding, or framed mesh panels to meet architectural, structural, or safety specifications.