Made from stainless steel wire mesh
Stainless steel crimped mesh is a type of mesh material produced through a crimping process using stainless steel wires. The primary materials include stainless steel grades such as 201, 302, 304, 304L, and 316, offering characteristics like corrosion resistance, structural stability, and long service life. The wire diameter is typically 0.5mm, with aperture specifications ranging from 50×50mm to 60×60mm. The weaving process is predominantly twill, with some variations using plain or Dutch weave. This product is widely used in civil engineering applications such as highway and railway guardrails, as well as flood control gabion mesh, providing both protective and reinforcement functions.