There are many types of materials for welded wire mesh, including cold drawn steel wire, as well as galvanized wire, hot-dip galvanized wire, drawn wire, and other materials. Surface treatment: hot dip galvanizing, cold dip galvanizing, spray molding. A dynamic mesh is used for exhibitions, sample racks, etc.
How should these raw materials be inspected before making the welded wire mesh? Below is a brief introduction for everyone, hoping to be helpful.
Before cold drawing the welded wire mesh, check each indicator or use a dynamometer to confirm that it is correct before using steel wire. And make records during use.
After completing twice, we should check the surface for any cracks or partial necking. After the cold drawing process, the surface of the steel wire is prone to rust, and rust prevention work should be done well.
During the use of welded wire mesh, the cold drawing speed should not be too fast. The belt should be pulled to the specified length or controlled stress before stopping. If the welded joint breaks, it can be cold drawn no more than twice after re welding.
The inspection of the welded wire mesh should be completed before acceptance, without cracks or mechanical damage.
