Strong Anti-Slip Properties With Galvanized Expanded Metal For Various Uses

Expanded metal mesh is typically created by cutting a series of small interlocking holes in a sheet of metal and expanding these holes into raised shapes through a special process, creating a structure that resembles a diamond or raised prism. This structural design increases the coefficient of friction on the surface of the metal mesh, and when subjected to pressure or force, these raised shapes provide more friction, thus enhancing anti-slip properties.

Expanded Metals are made from sheets of solid metals that are slit and stretched with each stroke of the upper die thus forming a raised diamond pattern.
This pattern is called regular or standard.The pattern varies by the gauge and type of material, and the size of the diamond.The sheets of Expanded Metal can also be flattened.