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Common colors for aluminum-zinc coated windbreak and dust suppression mesh include blue, green (a small amount of light colors like yellow and red are used for decorative edges of the windbreak mesh wall, for a nice finish), and we can produce customized items in special colors upon customer request.
The use of windbreak nets in open coal stockpiles generally involves addressing key issues such as the netting method, height, width, and distance between the windbreak net and the stacks.
Color-coated steel sheet, the primary material for windbreak and dust suppression net, also known as color steel windbreak and dust suppression net, and color steel dust suppression net. Available in forms such as color steel houses and color steel tiles.
Surface Treatment: Electrostatic Powder Coating.
Product Features of Color Coated Windproof and Dust Suppression Mesh:
1. UV-resistant (anti-aging) products have their surfaces treated with spray painting, which absorbs ultraviolet rays from sunlight, reducing the oxidation rate of the material itself. This enhances the product's anti-aging properties and extends its service life. Additionally, the low UV transmission rate prevents damage to the material from sunlight.
2. Flame retardancy: Due to the metal plate, it has excellent flame retardancy, meeting all fire and safety production requirements.
3. Impact-resistant products, capable of withstanding hail (strong wind) impact. Impact strength tested with a 1kg steel ball dropped from a height of 1.5 meters above the midpoint of the sample, the product showed no cracks or penetrating holes.
Design and construction of windbreak and dust suppression net mainly consist of the following parts: 1. Dust suppression net underground foundation: made of prefabricated concrete blocks or cast-in-place underground foundation.
The special properties of stainless steel pipe material are: 1. Corrosion resistance: Due to the formation of a thin protective film on the surface of stainless steel, although this film is about 3×1—6mm thick, it is extremely resilient. Even if damaged, it can regenerate immediately in the presence of oxygen, preventing rust. As long as the properties of stainless steel are understood and used correctly, under conditions with little corrosion such as water pipes or hot water up to 1℃, rusting is almost unnecessary. There's also no need to worry about the common "rust bumps" that can cause a decrease in inner diameter or increased resistance in galvanized steel pipes, ensuring a non-blocking flow. It is hygienic and reliable, without concerns for red water or blue water phenomena.