Why Choose Epoxy Coated Black Metal?

When it comes to selecting the right type of metal mesh for a project, there's a multitude of options available, each with its distinct characteristics and applications.

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Among these, epoxy coated black metal mesh stands out with our customers for its strength, durability, and aesthetic appeal.

This comprehensive guide dives deep into the process of how black epoxy steel woven wire mesh is made, its primary uses, and why it’s often the preferred choice over other metal meshes.

Let’s get into it.

Creating epoxy coated black metal mesh is a process that begins with the base metal, which is usually steel, coated with epoxy. Steel is favored due to its high tensile strength and durability.

Selection of Base Metal

1. Steel Selection: To begin the process, high-quality steel must first be selected. In the case of epoxy coated mesh, the steel is usually in the form of wires, chosen according to their thickness—typically around 0.7mm for wire mesh.

Weaving Process

2. Weaving the Steel: Once the steel wires have been chosen, they are woven into a mesh. Specifications such as mesh count, wire thickness, and hole size are significant here. For instance, our epoxy coated black metal mesh features 8 holes per linear inch, equating to a mesh count of 64 holes per square inch, with a precise hole size of 2.47mm.

Epoxy Coating Application

3. Applying the Epoxy Coating: After weaving, the mesh undergoes an epoxy coating process, crucial for enhancing durability. The mesh is immersed in a bath of epoxy resin, which is subsequently cured using heat. This not only imparts the characteristic black color but also strengthens the mesh against moisture, chemicals, and other external pressures, significantly improving its corrosion resistance.

Quality Checks

4. Inspection and Quality Control: The last step involves a thorough quality check to ensure the uniformity of the weave, the consistency of the epoxy coating, and the overall structural integrity of the mesh. Any deformation due to the heating process leads to the rejection of the material.

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