


The product consists of welded steel wire mesh formed into rectangular panels that are 48 inches high and 100 feet long when unrolled. Each panel is fabricated by resistance welding intersecting
Request a QuoteThe product consists of welded steel wire mesh formed into rectangular panels that are 48 inches high and 100 feet long when unrolled. Each panel is fabricated by resistance welding intersecting wires at every junction, then coated with a zinc layer through hot‑dip galvanization to provide corrosion resistance for outdoor installations.
These panels serve as a continuous barrier when joined end‑to‑end or overlapped, offering a flexible alternative to rigid fencing systems. The welded construction eliminates reliance on fasteners that can loosen under vibration, while the uniform mesh opening provides consistent visibility and airflow.
Key dimensions and material properties are defined by industry standards for welded wire mesh. The following table lists typical values that can be adjusted according to project requirements.
| Parameter | Typical Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Wire Gauge | 12 | AWG |
| Mesh Opening | 2 x 4 | in |
| Tensile Strength of Wire | 550 | MPa |
| Zinc Coating Weight | 275 | g/m² |
| Panel Height | 48 | in |
| Roll Length | 100 | ft |
The base wire is low‑carbon steel with a carbon content typically below 0.10 % to ensure good weldability. After welding, the mesh undergoes hot‑dip galvanization where it is immersed in molten zinc at approximately 450 °C, forming a metallurgical bond that yields a coating weight of 200‑300 g/m² depending on immersion time. This coating provides sacrificial protection, extending service life in environments with moderate to high humidity.
Each production lot undergoes visual inspection for weld uniformity and coating continuity. Adhesion of the zinc layer is verified by a bend test per ASTM A123, ensuring no cracking or delamination when the mesh is flexed to a 180‑degree angle. Additionally, a salt spray test (ASTM B117) is conducted on representative samples to confirm corrosion resistance equivalent to the specified coating weight.
Panels are rolled tightly around a core and secured with biodegradable strapping. Each roll is wrapped in UV‑stabilized polyethylene film to prevent surface abrasion during transit. A standard pallet holds up to four rolls, with a total gross weight approximated by the formula: (wire weight per meter × roll length) + packaging weight, typically ranging between 250 kg and 300 kg per pallet.
Yes, both height and length can be altered prior to rolling; custom lengths are typically supplied in multiples of 10 ft to facilitate handling.
Project specifications should include desired wire gauge, mesh opening, coating weight, total linear footage, and any special packaging or labeling requests.
Quality control includes visual weld inspection, adhesion bend testing, and salt spray exposure as outlined in the quality assurance section.
Standard export packaging uses UV‑stabilized film and corner protectors; additional options such as wooden crates or steel bands are available upon request.
Please contact our sales team with your project details to receive a technical quotation and lead time.