How do you stick wire mesh together?

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The Stainless Steel Wire Mesh is a versatile product applicable in various fields, including both domestic and commercial settings. A critical aspect of any mesh installation is the joining process. Manufacturers produce rolls of the mesh that need to be connected manually to create a continuous barrier. Understanding the different methods of joining stainless steel wire mesh can be very beneficial.

&#;C&#; Clips

This is one of the simplest methods to join stainless steel links together. Separate wire clips shaped like &#;C&#; are utilized, which can be inserted into the mesh openings on both sides and then pressed together using pliers.

Spot Welding

For stainless steel wire mesh with small opening diameters, spot welding is an effective joining technique. This requires a generic spot welder and a roll-on electrode.

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Gas Welding

For enhanced strength and security, gas welding methods can be beneficial:

• Metal Inert Gas (MIG) – An arc welding technique using a mix of Argon and Carbon Di-Oxide (shielding gas) alongside a metal feed to create high-quality weld joints.


• Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG) – Similar to MIG but requires more skill due to the automatic insertion of a filler rod in conjunction with a non-consumable tungsten rod.

Tying by Wires

This common method for connecting steel wire mesh uses high-quality 304 or 316-grade steel for tying the wires together.

Silver Soldering

This method is less common but highly effective, especially for joining meshes with very small openings.

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