Hot-dip galvanized diamond-shaped expanded metal mesh​

The diamond-shaped expanded metal mesh has the characteristics of light weight, reinforcement performance, uniform mesh connection, convenient construction, strong adhesion, shock resistance and crack resistance. It is mainly used in large-scale plastering projects such as high-rise buildings, civil houses, and workshops. It is used as a plaster substrate with the characteristics of strong adhesion, crack resistance and shock resistance. It is a new type of metal building material in modern construction.

The schematic diagram of the expanded metal mesh is as follows:

SWD (Short Way of the Diamond) is the distance from the middle of the bond on one side to the middle of the bond on the opposite side.
LWD (Long Way of the Diamond) is the distance across the largest dimension of the diamond measured halfway between the diamonds.
SWO (Short Way of the Opening) is the width of the opening of the shortest side of the diamond. SWO does not include the strand width, where SWD (Short Way of the Diamond) does.
LWO (Long Way of the Opening) is the length of the opening of the longest side of the diamond. LWO does not include the strand width, where LWD (Long Way of the Diamond) does.

StrandExpanded metal is composed of strands and bonds. Strands form the sides of the expanded metal openings. .
Thickness is the measurement from the top surface to bottom surface of the expanded metal piece.

Main specifications and models of expanded metal mesh:

The standard diamond-shaped expanded metal mesh is a pattern shape with diamond-shaped or lentil-shaped ribs on the surface of the steel plate. It has a good anti-slip effect, and its specifications are expressed by its own thickness. Standard diamond-shaped expanded metal mesh has anti-slip effect, and is often used as floor, workshop escalator, work frame pedal, ship deck and car floor, etc.