deformed steel bar welded wire mesh System 1

deformed steel bar welded wire mesh

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High Strength,Min 550Mpa
Convenient for installation
Cost effective
facilitating enhancement of project quality

Sreel Bar Welded Mesh

Tensile strength: 550Mpa min

Diameter:4mm-12mm

Application:construction

Model: A98, A142, A93, A252, A318, A475, A566 B196, B283, B385, B503, B636, B785, B1131 C283, C385, C503, C636, C785 D196, D283,D385, D503, D636, D785, D1131

Mesh	Wire Dia.	Assortments available:
1/4"X1/4"	BWG23	Hot-dipped galvanized after welding;
3/8"X3/8"	BWG19,20,21,22	Hot-dipped galvanized before welding;
1/2"X1/2"	BWG16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24	Electro galvanized after welding;
3/4"X3/4"	BWG16,17,18,19,20,21,22	Electro galvanized before welding;
1"X1/2"	BWG16,17,18,19	Welded mesh, PVC-coated;
1"X1"	BWG14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21	Welded mesh made of stainless steel.
1"X2"	BWG14,15,16
2"X2"	BWG14,15,16,18

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