Heavy Type Welded Wire Mesh

Heavy Type Welded Wire Mesh is a metal mesh product that prioritizes high strength and protection compared to standard welded woven mesh. It utilizes thicker wire (mostly low-carbon steel or galvanized steel) and is welded together vertically and horizontally using automated welding equipment. The resulting mesh is securely connected and resists detachment. Its overall structural strength far exceeds that of conventional fencing, allowing it to withstand greater impact, compression, and heavy loads. Its durability and high level of protection make it a popular choice for applications requiring stringent mesh strength.

1. Strong Load-Bearing and Impact Resistance: Heavy-Type Welded Wire Mesh uses 6-16mm thick wire, welded at high frequency for strong tensile strength. A single mesh can support 500-2000kg and resists deformation from impact, surpassing lightweight mesh.
2. Durability: Seamless welds and a fixed mesh opening (50×50, 100×100mm). Hot-dip galvanizing (80-120μm) and other treatments provide corrosion resistance, ensuring 10-15 years of outdoor use with minimal maintenance.
3. Safety and Environmental Protection: The mesh surface is smooth, burr-free, and scratch-resistant. The metal is recyclable, and the surface treatment uses environmentally friendly paint, resulting in zero harmful emissions.​

1. Industry: Equipment protection (preventing accidental entry and flying parts); Warehouse isolation (dividing heavy cargo areas to prevent collapse); Waste containment (in metallurgy and other industries, to prevent corrosion and spillage).
2. Construction: Concrete reinforcement (replacing/supplementing steel bars, enhancing crack and pressure resistance); Construction protection (high-altitude fences, foundation pit enclosures, to prevent falls and impacts); Insulation support (securing exterior wall insulation and roof waterproofing).
3. Special Scenarios: Machinery transport protection (securing components to prevent falling); Mountain protection (slope auxiliary netting, soil stabilization and preventing minor landslides).