Expanded Metal lath

Expanded metal lath is also called pulled plate wire mesh. A rigid piece of metal that has been slit and drawn into an open mesh pattern in a single operation. It is stronger, lighter in weight and more rigid than the original base metal.
Materials:Steel Plate, Aluminum Plate, Stainless Steel Plate, Titanium Plate, Alum-Platinum Plate, Lead Plate, Nickel Plate, etc.
Conventional mesh is formed in a diamond pattern. It has other pattern of square, round, triangle, scale-like opening. Widely used in the agriculture, construction, medicine, filtering, paper-making, handicraft -making etc. We can supply expanded metal mesh in rolls or sheets of different sizes.

SWD:Short way of design measured from center of bond to center of bond.
LWD: Long way of design measured from center of bond to center of bond.
SWO: Short Way of Opening
LWO: Long Way of Opening

Strand: One side of expanded metal design.

Thickness: Thickness of the base metal

Bond: The solid intersection of two strands - Double the strand width.
Mesh: This is the nominal distance from the mid-point of one bond to the mid-point of the next bond measured across the SWD.

Regular expanded metal: Expanded metal mesh as it is produced off the expanded metal press with no secondary flattening operation. Material looks similar to a louvered design.

Flattened expanded metal : Expanded metal that has been cold-rolled after expansion, to provide a smooth, flat, and level sheet. The flattening process usually reduces the original gauge of the base metal.

Finishing : Limited finishes can be accomplished at manufacturing plants. This includes Electric-galvanized, hot-dipped galvanized, spray-painted.
Coil: Expanded metal that is produced to a specific width and then wound on a core.
Sheet: Expanded metal that is produced to a specific width and length.

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