What are the differences between various types of steel mesh?

Go beyond the traditional method of building a house and use new metal materials to reinforce the wall-steel wire mesh-welded wire mesh to make tall buildings more solid and high-quality. It can replace brick walls as various load-bearing walls, non-load-bearing walls, floors, balconies, etc. It has the characteristics of expanding the use area of buildings (10%-15%), heat insulation, sound insulation, earthquake resistance, waterproofing, simple construction, and light weight, which together greatly reduce the project cost.

Architectural mesh series are divided into: welded mesh, reinforced mesh, floor heating mesh, steel wire mesh, etc. Welded mesh: Welded mesh is made of high-quality Q195 low-carbon steel wire row welding, and then cold plating ( Electroplating), hot-dip, PVC coating and other surface passivation, plasticizing treatment, flat mesh surface, uniform mesh, strong solder joints, good part of the machining function, stability, anti-corrosion, and good corrosion resistance. Mesh-like wire mesh products .

After the welded mesh is formed, it is galvanized (electroplating or hot-dip); the product is made of high-quality galvanized iron wire through fine automatic mechanical welding. It has the characteristics of strong solder joints, reasonable structure, uniform mesh, flat mesh surface, solid structure, strong integrity, strong corrosion resistance, and can also be used as a special mesh for floor heating in the construction industry. It has been widely used in many areas of the country.

Reinforced mesh: steel mesh is also called construction mesh, ribbed steel mesh. The welding procedures of the steel mesh are automatically controlled by the computer. The welding quality is good, and the mechanical function of the steel bars before and after welding is almost unchanged.

Reinforced mesh can be used in coal mine multi-story and high-rise commercial buildings, airport runways, highways, tunnels, bridges, concrete pipes, water conservancy dam foundations, docks, warehouses, and sewage treatment ponds and other reinforced concrete structures.