Wires laid in a grid and welded at every crossing — a rigid, flat mesh that holds its shape without a frame taking all the load.
Welded mesh is made by laying line wires and cross wires in a grid and welding them at every intersection. The result is a flat, rigid sheet whose apertures stay square — it does not sag, stretch or lose its shape.
Welded mesh and double twisted mesh solve different problems. Choose welded where the panel must stay flat and square and fix neatly to posts or frames.
We manufacture to your project's drawing and governing standard. Typical parameters we supply against:
| Parameter | Available options |
|---|---|
| Construction | Line and cross wires welded at every intersection |
| Aperture | Square or rectangular, to specification |
| Wire diameter | To specification |
| Finish | Galvanized, or as specified |
| Supply form | Rolls or panels, cut to size |
| Raw material | Procured to ISI standards from verified manufacturers |
| Quality system | ISO 9001:2015 certified (Cert. No. 305024011282Q) |
Anywhere a rigid, open grid does the job better than a woven fabric.
Fixed to posts or frames for plots, yards, gardens and sports areas.
Machine guards, store partitions, window grills and cages.
Cages, runs and enclosures for poultry and small livestock.
Temporary site barriers and general construction use.
Tell us your dimensions, wire specification and quantity — we'll come back with a quotation and lead time.
