Welded Wire Mesh for Construction, Fencing, and Industrial Applications
Manufactured in MS HR, MS HB, SS304, and GI. Strong welded joints at every intersection. Available in rolls and panels for reinforcement, fencing, caging, and storage.
What is Welded Wire Mesh?
Welded wire mesh is made by resistance-welding steel wires at every intersection point, creating a rigid, flat grid that does not shift or unravel. Unlike woven mesh, the wires do not overlap, resulting in a smooth, flat surface with consistent openings and high structural rigidity.
Each wire junction is electrically welded, creating a panel that maintains its shape under load. Ideal for reinforcement, flooring, and structural applications.
Because wires do not interlace, the surface is perfectly flat. This makes welded mesh suitable for plastering, caging, display racks, and machine guards.
Simpler manufacturing process makes welded mesh one of the most economical wire mesh products. GI coating options add corrosion resistance at low additional cost.
Technical Specifications
We engineer precision metal products for diverse industrial applications.
Opening Sizes
6 mm x 6 mm to 200 mm x 200 mm (square openings)
Wire Diameters
0.5 mm to 6 mm
Materials
MS Hot Rolled (HR), MS Hot Bright (HB), SS304, Galvanised Iron (GI)
Formats
Rolls (SQM) and pre-cut panels (Nos)
Standard Roll Widths
900 mm, 1000 mm, 1200 mm, 1220 mm
Galvanising
Available in GBW (before welding) and GAW (after welding) options
Tolerances
Opening +/- 1 mm, wire diameter as per IS 280 / BS 4483
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Applications
Used in concrete reinforcement (RCC slab mesh), plastering mesh, fencing and boundary walls, animal cages and poultry farming, storage racks and trolleys, machine guards, gabion baskets, tree guards, and solar panel mounting structures.
Why Banaraswala ?
Controlled weaving, calibrated wire, and in‑process checks. We verify aperture, wire dia, open area per batch and can frame/cut panels to your drawings. 35+ years of supply experience across India. SS 316 options for corrosive zones and hygiene‑critical services.
Frequently Asked Question
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GBW (Galvanised Before Welding) means the wire is galvanised first, then welded. The weld points lose their zinc coating. GAW (Galvanised After Welding) means the entire panel is dipped in zinc after welding, providing complete corrosion protection including at the weld joints. GAW is more durable but costs more.
Yes. Welded mesh in MS HR with wire diameters of 3-6 mm and openings of 100-200 mm is commonly used as slab reinforcement. It reduces labour time compared to manually tying rebar and ensures uniform spacing.
Standard panels go up to 1220 x 2440 mm. Larger custom sizes are available depending on the specification. For very large requirements, rolls are more practical and economical.
Yes. We supply GI and GAW welded mesh in the specifications commonly required for gabion baskets, typically 75 x 75 mm opening with 2.5-4 mm wire diameter.
There is no strict MOQ. We supply from a single roll or panel for urgent requirements, up to bulk tonnage for project orders.
Use our online pricing tool for instant indicative pricing by opening size, wire diameter, and material. For project quantities, WhatsApp us for a bulk quotation.
