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    Weld mesh is a rectangular mesh formed from wires welded together at each intersection. It is used for fencing, construction screening, agriculture enclosures, and more. It is made from various metals like galvanized steel, stainless steel, copper, and bronze. Weld mesh has larger openings than woven wire mesh and maintains its shape well under stress. It is produced in a variety of sizes and gauges, packed in rolls for shipping and installation.

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    Weld mesh is a rectangular mesh formed from wires welded together at each intersection. It is used for fencing, construction screening, agriculture enclosures, and more. It is made from various metals like galvanized steel, stainless steel, copper, and bronze. Weld mesh has larger openings than woven wire mesh and maintains its shape well under stress. It is produced in a variety of sizes and gauges, packed in rolls for shipping and installation.

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    Weld mesh is a rectangular mesh formed from wires welded together at each intersection. It is used for fencing, construction screening, agriculture enclosures, and more. It is made from various metals like galvanized steel, stainless steel, copper, and bronze. Weld mesh has larger openings than woven wire mesh and maintains its shape well under stress. It is produced in a variety of sizes and gauges, packed in rolls for shipping and installation.

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    Weld Mesh

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    Weld mesh is a rectangular mesh formed from wires welded together at each intersection. It is used for fencing, construction screening, agriculture enclosures, and more. It is made from various metals like galvanized steel, stainless steel, copper, and bronze. Weld mesh has larger openings than woven wire mesh and maintains its shape well under stress. It is produced in a variety of sizes and gauges, packed in rolls for shipping and installation.

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    WELD MESH

    Project by
    Kasturi Kulkarni
    Smita Prabhune

    S.Y. B.Arch.
    Introduction
     A mesh formed of wires welded together to form a rectangular
    mesh of gauge with or without PVC bonding is known as weld
    mesh.
     Welded Wire Mesh is laid uniformly horizontally and
    vertically, welded at every intersection. Welded Wire Mesh
    offers level and flat surface.
     Welded mesh appears as guards in buildings and factories, as
    animal enclosure and fence in agriculture; it also appears in
    horticulture industry as tree guards, plant protection.
    Assortments available:
    Hot-dipped galvanized after
    welding;
    Hot-dipped galvanized before
    welding;
    Electro galvanized after welding;
    Electro galvanized before welding;
    Welded mesh, PVC-coated;
    Welded mesh made of stainless
    steel.

    Many types of Welded Wire Mesh


    are available hot-dip galvanized
    after manufacture, which gives a
    zinc coating in excess

    Galvanized iron weld mesh


    PVC coated Brass

    Stainless steel

    Copper Bronze
    USES
    Welded Wire Mesh is extensively used in industry and agriculture
    construction, transport and mines for all such purposes as poultry houses, egg
    baskets, runway enclosures, draining rack, fruit drying screening, fences.

     Fencing of Gardens
     Tennis Court
     Stadium
     Play Grounds
     Power Station
     Airports/Air Fields
     Farm Houses
     Swimming Pools
     Orchards
     Oil Fields
     Gabion Boxes
     High Transmission Lines
    Manufacture
    First the wires are laid horizontally
    and vertically placed at right angles.
    The welding is done in 2 ways:
    1) Spot welding: When the wires are laid
    at right angles they are spotted at the
    points of intersection and welded
    together. This method is followed
    when a fine work is needed. It appears
    neat. Spot welding is generally used.
    2) Electric welding: the mesh is welded
    electrically at every intersection.
    Welded junctions are seen. This is a
    faster method.
    Welded wire mesh typically has
    larger openings than woven wire mesh.
    With the wire strands welded at each
    intersection, welded wire mesh is more
    capable of maintaining its shape when
    stressed.
    It is also used in framed panels, the
    framing being in timber or steel
    sections (angle sections). In the heavier
    gauges it can form a very strong
    unclimbable fence.
    Some makers provide a heavier rod
    welded to the periphery of the mesh
    sheets so that fencing can be provided
    in series of panels.
    Fixing of weld mesh
     The mesh is welded to the
    angle sections of size 35 X
    35 X 5 or 40 X 40 X3.
     The angles are placed at the
    intervals of 1.5 m.
     Cement grouting is done
    and the angles are fixed into
    it. The angles go deep into
    the wall upto 300mm.
     Mesh is welded to the
    angles after grouting and
    fixing.
    Steel bar used instead of angle
    Sizes
    Weld mesh are available in the sizes
    of:
    width: 1 m -1.2 m.
    length: 15 m.
    Most Welded Wire Mesh products are
    manufactured in both roll and panel
    form with a
    wide variety of gauges and mesh
    sizes.
    Openings of weld mesh are of sizes:
    50 X 50
    50 X 75
    25 X 75
    75 X 75
    Sizes of gauges: 8 – 12 gauge.
    Welded Wire Mesh is packed in rolls, wrapped with
    waterproof paper.
    With increasing attention paid to the protection of
    property and plant against vandalism, theft and civil
    disturbance, Weldmesh has found many applications in
    security products.
    The material provides a combination of strength and
    resistance to penetration, while offering good visibility and
    maintaining harmony with the environment. Weldmesh offers
    a choice of coatings and finishes that increase longevity and
    help to blend it into its surroundings. The presence of
    Weldmesh also acts as a deterrent. It offers resistance, and it
    takes considerable time and effort to cut.

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