Expanded metal lath for construction is made from coils of sheet steel, slit and expanded into a herringbone pattern with metal ribs running about every 3 inches on the long direction of the sheet. This product is typically stapled, nailed or screw applied to the substrate. It can also be tie wire attached to cold rolled grillage.

Expanded metal lath is widely used in plaster projects, providing an excellent plaster base. The permanent pleat holds the plate approximately 1/4 inch away from solid to aid the stucco to the pleat, resulting in very solid and flat plastering that resists cracking.

Expanded metal mesh, also called pulled plate wire mesh, is a rigid piece of metal that has been slit and drawn into an open mesh pattern in a single operation. It is stronger, lighter in weight and more rigid than the original base metal.

1.75lbs, 2.5lbs, 3.4lbs expanded retaining dry walls plaster stucco galvanized mesh for formwork

Metal surface treatment and after processing are widely used in large venues, both inside and outside decorative applications, aerospace, petroleum, chemical industry, metallurgy, medicine, paper making, filtration, breeding, packing, mechanical facilities, protection, handicraft manufacturing, high-grade speaker grille, children's seat, baskets, highway protection, and heavy machinery, boilers, oil mines, locomotives, tonner steamship, work platforms, staircases, walkways. Also used for construction, highway and bridge reinforcement.

• Formed from a single piece of metal
• Material-efficient manufacturing process
• Higher strength-to-weight ratio than sheet metal
• Anti-slip surface
• Excludes and retains simultaneously
• Premium reinforcement properties
• Practical and effective screening
• High efficient conductor
• Superior corrosion resistance