The wire mesh material is composed of wire and black iron wire, featuring attractive structure and durability. The weaving characteristics include pre-rolling followed by weaving, bidirectional wave bending, tight lock bending, flat top bending, bidirectional bending, and unidirectional wave bending. The wire mesh is widely used in mines, coal factories, construction, petrochemical industries, and construction machinery.

Galvanized Wire Mesh, also known as Wire Mesh, is divided into Low Carbon Steel Wire Mesh, High Carbon Steel Wire Mesh, Medium Carbon Steel Wire Mesh, and Steel Angle Wire Mesh.

Galvanized embossed wire mesh, copper-coated steel wire embossed mesh, redrawn wire embossed mesh (also known as galvanized cold drawn wire embossed mesh), stainless steel wire embossed mesh. The materials for galvanized embossed mesh include stainless steel wire, high-carbon steel wire, medium and low-carbon steel wire, galvanized iron wire, galvanized steel wire, and non-ferrous metal wire. The weaving method for galvanized embossed mesh is a pre-bending and then shaping technique. It is available in tight lock weave, two-way plain weave, one-way wavy weave, two-way flat weave, two-way wavy weave, rectangular hole weave, and oblique weave. Widely used in mining, oil, chemical industry, construction, mechanical accessories, protective mesh, packaging mesh, barbecue mesh, barbecue grill mesh, galvanized embossed mesh, sintering furnace mesh, hardware product mesh, craft mesh, vibration screen mesh, basket mesh, food machinery mesh, cooking utensil mesh, wall mesh, grain, highway, railway, and infrastructure mesh.

Welded Wire Mesh, also known as steel stranded wire mesh, is made of steel stranded wires. It is also called whole weave wire mesh or interwoven wire mesh according to the weaving method. It is categorized by use into: mining wire mesh, and breeding wire mesh. It is used for safety protection in sports fields, green fencing, riverbanks, construction, breeding, and residential areas.