metallvõrk

Metallvõrk, often translated as metal mesh or wire mesh, refers to a versatile material constructed from interwoven or welded metal wires. The configuration of these wires can vary significantly, leading to diverse patterns such as square, rectangular, hexagonal, or diamond shapes. The type of metal used also influences the properties and applications of the metallvõrk, with common materials including steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and copper.

The manufacturing processes for metallvõrk include weaving, welding, and expanding. Woven wire mesh is created by interlacing wires in a loom-like fashion, producing flexible and durable screens. Welded wire mesh is made by joining perpendicular wires at their intersections, typically through electrical resistance welding, resulting in a rigid and strong structure. Expanded metal mesh is produced by slitting and stretching a single sheet of metal, creating an interconnected diamond pattern with inherent strength and open area.

Metallvõrk finds widespread use across numerous industries due to its strength, durability, and adaptability. In construction, it serves as reinforcement for concrete, fencing, and architectural elements. In agriculture, it is used for animal enclosures and garden trellises. Industrial applications include filtration, screening, and as protective guards. The ability to customize mesh size, wire diameter, and material makes metallvõrk a highly adaptable solution for specific functional requirements.