welded mesh fencing suppliers

The iron wire used for the barbed wire is woven or welded into low carbon steel wire, medium carbon steel wire, high carbon steel wire, stainless steel wire and other materials. Production process: general braided, embossed braided and spot welding. If the material is steel wire, after equipment processing into a network, it is called wire mesh.

Knitting is also divided into two types, one is the ordinary knitting type, the other is the knitting type of embossing. Embossing is not simply used for knitting, but patterns can also be woven to add beauty. In short, it is a variety of steel wire as raw materials, through the professional screen material technology processing. It is widely used, mainly in construction.

6. Before commencing work or extending the period from time to time, cut off 15-20 feet of steel wire from the reel and reknot it, in order to prevent the knot from breaking due to fatigue.

One is the frame isolation net, guardrail net with frame, frame using material cold plate belt welded into the square tube, usually 2*3 thickness 1.2 thick, the middle for low carbon steel wire welding mesh, wire diameter can choose another welding aperture can also choose, for example, customers want good quality long service time, you can choose thick wire diameter, small welding aperture, Such mesh is not only high quality, but also long service life, customized mesh and frame after welding, surface treatment to reach the customer needs of goods.

Barbed rope manufacturers specializing in galvanized barbed rope, hot dip galvanized barbed rope, blade barbed rope, stainless steel barbed rope, plastic coated barbed rope, positive and negative twisted barbed rope production for ten years.

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