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Hebei Zhongsui Metal Products Co., Ltd.

Hebei Zhongsui Metal Products Co., Ltd.

Ribbed expanded mesh

Ribbed expanded mesh, commonly referred to as rib lath or Hy-Rib, is a type of expanded metal mesh featuring V-shaped longitudinal ribs for increased strength and rigidity. It is primarily used in the construction industry as a permanent formwork for concrete and as a plaster or stucco base. It comes in various weights (e.g., 1.75, 2.5, 3.4 lbs per square yard) and sheet sizes to meet specific project requirements

Welded wire mesh

Welded wire mesh is a grid-like structure made of metal wires welded together at their intersections, providing strength, support, and security. It is created by welding wire strands at precise intervals, resulting in a durable and strong material used in various applications, such as concrete reinforcement, fencing, and filtration. Its properties can be customized by varying the wire type, coating, and spacing. Welded wire mesh is also sold in specific dimensions, such as 8 ft x 4 ft panels or 5 ft x 150 ft rolls.

Construction mesh

Construction mesh is a versatile, grid-like structure made from interlocking metal wires or other materials, primarily used in building projects for reinforcement in concrete, security, and safety barriers. It provides strength, durability, and a cost-effective solution for various applications. Common construction mesh specifications include mesh count (e.g., 4x4, 10x10), wire diameter (e.g., .063", .080", .120"), opening size (e.g., 1/4", 1/2", 2"), and material type (e.g., galvanized steel, stainless steel), which vary by application and project requirements. Other factors like percentage of open area and dimensions are also critical specifications.

Perforated plate

Perforated metal sheets are metal sheets that have been punched or stamped with a pattern of holes, slots, or decorative shapes for both functional and aesthetic purposes. They are versatile and used in applications like ventilation, filtration, sound control, and architectural elements. This is achieved through various manufacturing methods, such as presses, laser cutters, or plasma cutters, using materials like steel, aluminum, and stainless steel. Common specifications for perforated metal sheets include thickness (e.g., 0.3mm–10.0mm), sheet size (e.g., 1000mm x 2000mm, 1220mm x 2440mm, or customized dimensions), and hole shapes and patterns (such as round, square, or slotted, often in a staggered or straight pattern).