This gabion mesh adopts fully automatic spot welding process, with welding spot strength 30% higher than manual welded products to ensure reliable structural integrity. The hot-dip zinc coating meets ASTM A641 standard, effectively resisting corrosion in fresh water and saline environments. Its modular design allows easy transportation and on-site installation without professional large-scale equipment, cutting construction time by 30% compared with traditional concrete works. Unlike rigid concrete revetments, this product preserves soil and water permeability, creating a healthy habitat for soil microorganisms and plants to contribute to ecological restoration. It can adapt to slight foundation settlement without cracking or welding failure, extending the service life to over 30 years in normal environments.
Standard Specifications: Standard size is 2000mm (length) × 1000mm (width) × 1000mm (height), wire diameter is 3.0mm, mesh opening is 60mm×80mm, hot-dip zinc coating weight is ≥275g/㎡, tensile strength is ≥350MPa, elongation rate is ≥15%. Each package contains 10 pieces wrapped in moisture-proof plastic film, with a total of about 50㎡ loaded on a single pallet. The product has obtained ISO9001 quality management system certification and EU CE safety certification, complying with national water conservancy engineering standards.
This heavy-duty welded gabion mesh is mainly applied to large-scale river course flood control revetment, dam reinforcement, mountain flood disaster prevention, highway and railway slope protection. It is suitable for water conservancy projects, municipal infrastructure, traffic construction and other scenarios. It can directly fill with local natural stones without additional processing, greatly shortening the construction period. It adapts to various terrains, providing stable and eco-friendly protective measures for slope and river course protection projects, effectively reducing soil and water loss and protecting the ecological environment of water areas.
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