Reinforced mesh is a mesh structure product made of welded or tied steel bars.
It usually consists of criss-crossing steel bars arranged in a regular grid shape. The steel mesh is mostly made of ordinary carbon steel or low alloy steel, such as the aforementioned Q235 steel, HRB335, HRB400, etc.
Its specifications are rich and diverse to meet the needs of different projects. The diameter of the steel bars can range from a few millimeters to more than ten millimeters, and there are many choices of mesh sizes.
The main advantages of steel mesh include: significantly improving the strength and stability of the structure, effectively dispersing stress, and enhancing the integrity of the structure; it can control the occurrence and development of cracks and improve the durability of the structure; in terms of construction, it can improve efficiency and ensure Construction Quality.
In the field of construction, steel mesh is widely used in concrete structures, such as floors, walls, foundations, etc.; in road and bridge projects, it is used for road reinforcement, bridge paving, etc.; it also plays an important role in tunnels, water conservancy and other projects.
It provides reliable structural support and guarantee for various projects and is one of the indispensable materials in modern architecture and infrastructure construction.