Welded Wire Mesh

The joining of the wires at the intersection is achieved by electric resistance welding. This is by a combination of heavy electric current (applied at low voltage) passed through the junction of wires, combined with heavy mechanical pressure. A solid state thyristor regulated electronic control ensures very fine control of time (in cycles) and current amplitude (total phase angle). All the spacing between wires are controlled by an automatic mechanism of high reliability. The wires used in the fabric are cold drawn from controlled quality mild steel wire rods with carbon contents generally less than 0.15%. It's manufactured with long and cross wire spacing varying from 12mm to 400mm. Wires used for manufacture of fabric are generally in the range of 1mm to 12mm diameter.