Classification and Application of Hexagonal Wire Mesh

Hexagonal wire mesh is a specialized type of mesh constructed from metal wires interwoven to create a hexagonal pattern. The diameter of these wires varies according to the dimensions of the hexagons. For hexagonal wire mesh with a galvanized metal coating, wire diameters range from 0.3mm to 2.0mm. In contrast, PVC-coated hexagonal wire mesh employs PVC wires that span diameters between 0.8mm and 2.6mm. These wires are meticulously twisted and braided into their characteristic shapes, with edges on the outer frame adaptable for single, double, or movable configurations.

Features of Hexagonal Wire Mesh

(1) User-friendly installation as it can simply be laid flat against walls using cement for support.

(2) The construction process is straightforward, requiring no specialized skills.

(3) Designed to withstand natural wear and tear, it is resistant to corrosion and severe weather conditions.

(4) Suitable for building construction and walls, providing both structural integrity and thermal insulation.

(5) Its robust engineering allows for significant deformation without structural failure.

(6) The quality of the manufacturing process ensures an even coating of plating, increasing corrosion resistance.

(7) Cost-effective transportation as it can be packaged into compact rolls for easy handling.

(8) Heavy-duty hexagonal wire mesh, crafted from high-quality low carbon steel wire galvanized, displays a large wire gauge, with tensile strengths exceeding 38kg/m². Wire diameters can reach 2.0mm to 3.2mm, often enhanced with a hot-dip galvanization layer adjustable per client specifications, reaching up to 300g/m² in coating weight.

(9) Galvanized wire hexagonal mesh consists of galvanized iron wire coated with a layer of PVC before being woven into various specifications. This PVC layer significantly extends the mesh's longevity and offers diverse color options for aesthetic integration into natural surroundings.

Uses of Hexagonal Wire Mesh

Hexagonal wire mesh serves multiple purposes, including but not limited to poultry farming (chickens, ducks, geese, and rabbits), zoo enclosures, machinery protection, highway guardrails, stadium fencing, and roadside greenbelt preservation. Furthermore, this type of mesh is advantageous for civil engineering projects, aiding in the stabilization of seawalls, slopes, roads, bridges, and reservoirs. When constructed into box-like containers filled with rocks, it proves effective for flood control and resistance.