Balustrade Cable Mesh 1.6mm Stainless Steel Rope Mesh for Bridges Buildings Zoos
Stainless steel rope mesh feartures:
Horizontal safety nets are a cost-effective, efficient solutions for large-scale protection nets against falling objects. Compared with other protection measures, no additional supporting ropes are required, which makes the structures elegant in appearance. Additionally, horizontal safety nets have high transparency and offer good visual effect without blocking lights. They are widely used in balconies and skylights for safety protection.
The design of SS rope mesh :
| Wire Rope Diameter (D) | Mesh Aperture (M) | ||
| inch | mm | inch | mm |
| 7 × 19 | 5/32" | 4.0 | 3" × 3" |
| 7 × 19 | 5/32" | 4.0 | 3.6" × 3.6" |
| 7 × 19 | 5/32" | 4.0 | 4" × 4" |
Generally, there are two types of buckle: one is closed-type buckle and the other is open-type buckle.
Features of closed type: the mesh has multiple steel wire ropes combined together, and the closed buckle is relatively stronger, but there are multiple joints at one end of the closure.
Open-type features: the whole mesh can be made with a steel wire rope, which is convenient for installation and has a beautiful overall effect.
Woven type
The stainless steel wire rope is woven by hand from the left to the right, which integrates the breaking force and toughness of the wire rope to the mesh surface. The whole mesh is integrated into one, which is durable, strong in corrosion resistance, beautiful and clear, and meets the use requirements of different environments. Generallyfor animal enclosures in zoo applications because it is easier to see through it when viewing the animals
The application of stainless steel rope mesh
1. Steel Mesh Balustrade - bridge, stair, balcony, path
2. Cable Mesh - Excellent Solution to Safety
3. Safety Net - Structural Measure to Prevent Suicide
4. Helipad Safety Net - Modular Heliport Webbing
5. Cable Zoo Mesh - Solution to Enclosing Most Animals
6. Aviary Netting - Lightweight, Durable and Long Lasting
7. Green Facade - Cable System for Most Climbing Plants
