Steel Wire Mesh for Concrete Reinforcement

Product Description

Reinforcing mesh is the most common form of pre-fabrication that is made up of low carbon steel wire. It is an electric fusion welded prefabricated joined grid consisting of a series of parallel longitudinal wires with accurate spacing welded to cross wires at the required spacing. Reinforcing mesh is generally used for flat slab applications, but may also be suitable for raft foundations, pile caps, retaining walls, beams and columns. Reinforcing mesh may be used as structural reinforcement, for example in suspended slabs, or to control shrinkage or thermal cracking in ground supported slabs.

Machines are used to produce the mesh in variable sizes and shapes with precise dimensional control. Reinforcing mesh is used across broad sectors globally, such as for coal mine tunnel network protection or reinforcement, concrete pavement, bridge deck pavement, airport runway, tunnel lining, housing floor, wall, floor, concrete pipes and many others.

Advantages
- Reduced material wastage
- Reduced overall construction time/cost
- Increased efficiency and reduced project delivery time
- Improved crack resistance in precast products
- Decrease of labour intensivity & and cost of project works because of exception from designing the great amount of individual separate reinforcement units
- Higher flexibility as our mesh could be made to suit any project requirement 
- Easier to be placed and laid, therefore contributes to a safer workplace
- Improved durability of concrete