Welded Galvanized Steel Bar Panels for Concrete Reinforcing

GI. Welded Wire Reinforcement Mesh is the irreplaceable concrete reinforcing mesh used in modern construction. It is made of high tensile steel wire spot welded into a square or rectangular mesh mat structure, prefabricated for concrete elements uses. Both electro galv. and hot dipped galvanised treatment available for anti corrosion resistance and long term uses.

Wire / Bar Diameter: 4mm-16mm

Space center of neighbor steel bar
Vertical: 100mm, 150mm, 200mm, 300mm
Horizontal: 100-400mm
Width: 0.5m-3m
Lengt: 2m-6m

Welded steel bar panels are widely used in construction reinforcement, the ground for the tunnels, bridges, highway, airport and wharf, also in construction of wall body.

Features and Benefits
• Economic transport;
• Ease and economy of storage space;
• Reduction of implementation time (high application performance);
• Installation does not require skilled labor;
• Quality ensured by the implementation in factory;
• Reduction of waste and failings.

Standard Meshes (4.8m x 2.4m)

Features of our concrete reinforcing mesh

• The welded wire fabric makes them easier to work on.
• There are different diameters of steel reinforcing mesh each suited for a particular application.
• There are different designs of steel reinforcing mesh from bent and rolls to flat sheets.
• As per BS 4482 standards and codes, the stainless steel wire used in the manufacture of the
  steel reinforcing mesh has a 510MPa tensile strength and 485MPa minimum proof stress.
• The steel reinforcing mesh is rigid making it possible for you to control concrete cover during
  construction.
• Manufacturers produce steel reinforcing mesh under SANS1024 Standard Specifications.
• The steel bars stay intact whenever immersed in concrete because they are carefully welded
  in mats.
• You don’t have to apply additional surface treatment to the steel reinforcing mesh before
  use.
• Less field labor needed when making reinforced concrete slabs using this mesh thus
  drastically speeding up the construction process.
• The mesh is easy to load and unload, and easy to handle at the working site.
• Properly mixed concrete is poured into the mesh and then given time to dry out. The
  concrete, as it continues to dry out, it grips the steel bars tightly creating a bond stress
  between these two materials. This bond stress is essential because it reduces bending and
  makes reinforced concrete slabs stronger.