Reinforced Mesh

​​INFO:

• The unique deformed wire pattern (curry pattern) offers superior bonding, improved stress distribution and crack-width control.
• Manufactured from hard drawn wire (smooth) and cold rolled wire (deformed).
• All intersections are resistant-welded thereby not reducing the tensile strength of the wires.
• Mesh has an average shear strength equal to 80{2be9874cbef5b6f21f6033e75244310aadcf59137c0bc5052264ca6af8d6dd18} of the wire strength.
• The wire used has physical properties which are rigidly controlled to produce mesh with maximum weld strength combined with ductility.
• Specifications allow for cold rolled wire with a minimum ultimate tensile strength of 510Mpa and a high resistance to fatigue.
• Mesh is available in black (pre-galvanised) and galvanised sheets or rolls.
• Consists of parallel longitudinal wires (spaced at a required pitch) with a second series of wires (spaced at a required pitch) so welded to the first      series as to form a rectangle or square mesh. The wires are welded together at their points of intersection by a resistance-welding process. As      shown in picture on left.
• The wire of welded steel fabric shall be hard-drawn steel wire of round cross-section, having a surface that is plain, indented or otherwise      deformed, as required..
• Welded steel fabric is the most commonly used form of prefabricated reinforcement and is particularly suitable for flat slab construction.