galvanised metal mesh lath

The most obvious gap in a short period of time is the cross section of this piece, hot dip galvanized wire because it is surface anti-corrosion treatment, so in the cross section of this piece will appear rust, and stainless steel wire because the internal raw materials and surface raw materials are consistent, so there is no such situation.

Cold galvanized wire has good toughness and elasticity, high zinc content can reach 300 g/square meter. It has the characteristics of thick galvanized layer and strong corrosion resistance. Cold galvanized wire is widely used in construction, handicrafts, wire mesh preparation, the production of galvanized hook mesh, wall mesh, highway guardrail, product packaging and daily civilian and other fields.

The size of the galvanized layer of galvanized iron wire is related to the anti-corrosion ability and application effect of galvanized wire. The thickness of the galvanized layer of the general standard galvanized wire products should be tested after the product is formed. There are three specific test methods. Weighing method and cross section microscopy method are destructive experimental methods, and magnetic method is a relatively rigorous non-destructive method, but the measurement steps and requirements are relatively high, so they are rarely used in specific applications. The first two methods are intuitive and common methods.

Electric galvanized wire is dipped in the zinc solution of heating ablation, the production speed is fast, the coating is thick but not uniform, the market allows a low thickness of 45 microns, up to 300 microns or more. The color is dark, the zinc metal is consumed, and the matrix metal is formed into the entry layer, the corrosion resistance is good, and the outdoor environment of hot dip galvanized can adhere to decades.

Twisting the barbed wire: twisting the barbed wire in the opposite direction of the main wire. That is, it’s not twisted in one direction. This is called the twisted cord.

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