Steel Mesh
Varieties:
Chain link. Probably the most popular grid among the townsfolk. Its name is associated with the name of its inventor, Rabitz, an engineer from Germany. At first, this product was intended exclusively for reinforcing plaster. Nowadays, for such purposes, as well as for sifting all kinds of "fluidity", a non-galvanized mesh that is characterized by low cost is used. From the outside, a galvanized chain link is used, which looks more aesthetic and has anti-corrosion properties. If such "beauty" is not enough, then the polymer-treated mesh is next.
The diameter of the wire from which the chain link is woven starts at 2.6 mm and ends at 5 mm.
Welded. To make it, metal rods are welded perpendicular. That is, the cells will be rectangular or square. In industry, materials are sifted with such a grid, and sometimes territories are fenced. And in agriculture, they make cages for animals. The metal product is light enough - it can be rolled up to ensure convenient transportation. If it is too thick, then it is supplied in cards (or cards). The welded wire mesh can be non-galvanized or galvanized, as well as coated with polymers.
Woven. It was so named because of the metal-weaving machine used for production. This is a fully automatic unit. The fabric is made as on a traditional loom - the threads (wires) are intertwined with each other.
It happens that the wire is woven butt-to-butt, thus getting a kind of metal filter. Such products are an excellent option for reinforcing plaster.
4. CPVS. What does it mean – all-metal expanded metal mesh. The essence of its manufacture consists in making diamond-shaped cells in an all-metal rolling sheet. The main advantage of such a grid is the ability not to change the shape given at the factory for a long time, which is important if you have to use it to reinforce surfaces with protruding corners. https://mosbet.shop/en/
