Galvanized Welded Wire Mesh

Galvanized or Zinc coated welded wire meshes offer superior corrosion resistance compared to standard carbon steel welded wire mesh without the expense of stainless steel. GAW (Galvanized after Welded/ Woven) and GBW (Galvanized Before Welded/Woven)are common terms in the wire mesh industry. There are various methods of galvanizing. Two of the most common are electro galvanized wire mesh (prior to weaving / welding) and hot dipped galvanized wire mesh (post weaving / welding).

Galvanized Before Welded

Wires are galvanized before welding also referred to as GBW. The intersections of the welds will have less galvanized protection.

Galvanized Before Welded wire meshes and fences are economical and ideal for many uses. The wires used in the manufacturing process are galvanized before they are welded into a variety of mesh sizes. Different gauge wires are used. The gauge and mesh sizes are determined by the final use of the product.

Assortments:
Hot dipped galvanized before welding
Hot dipped galvanized after welding
Electro galvanized before welding
Electro galvanized after welding

Features:

Galvanized welded wire mesh possesses the features of excellent corrosion resistance, acid resistance and anti-alkali property.
Galvanized welded mesh enjoys the features of better strength, strong integration, therefore stainless steel welded mesh is not easy to loosen even be cut into parts or exerted force on the parts.
Due to its even and bright luster coating, galvanized welded meshes look attractive and beautiful.
The structure of welded wire meshes is strong and firm, therefore this kind of wire mesh has a long service life.

Applications:
Galvanized welded meshes are utilized as guards in buildings and factories, as animal enclosure and fence in agriculture; It is also used in horticulture industry as tree guards, plant protection.