In many fields such as construction, agriculture, and industry, welded mesh is widely used because of its advantages such as durability and low cost. However, facing the wide variety of welded mesh on the market, how to choose the appropriate specifications and materials according to actual needs has become the focus of many users.
Material selection needs to be "adapted to local conditions"
The material of welded mesh directly affects its corrosion resistance, strength and service life. Common materials include low-carbon steel wire, galvanized steel wire, stainless steel wire, etc. If used for temporary indoor protection or short-term projects, low-carbon steel wire can meet the needs; if it needs to be exposed to humid or corrosive environments for a long time, such as seaside farm fences, it is recommended to choose galvanized steel wire or stainless steel wire to enhance rust resistance.
Specification matching needs to be "tailored"
Specification selection needs to be combined with specific uses. The size of the mesh determines the balance between protection effect and cost. For example, building exterior wall protection nets usually use a 5cm×5cm aperture specification, which can prevent people from falling and control costs; while agricultural breeding nets need to choose finer meshes according to the size of the animals to prevent them from escaping. The thickness of the wire diameter is related to the load-bearing capacity. Scenarios with high load-bearing requirements (such as shelf compartments) require thick wire diameter welded wire mesh.
