3.2mm Binding Gabion Wire Mesh 100 X 120mm For Protection Engineering

3.2mm Binding Wire 100 x 120mm Gabion Wire Mesh for Protection engineering

Gabion Wire Mesh Introduction:

Gabion Wire Mesh are wire mesh boxes, containers or baskets filled with rock to prevent soil erosion and to retain/contain soil particles. Flat Gabions, called River or es, are widely used in river courses where soil erosion is a problem over a large flat or sloped area in need of protection against soil loss or scour. They are used mostly in the civil engineering industry, especially in the construction of roadway drainage structures. Recently however, due to the environmental benefits associated with gabions, they are being used in many various applications and industries.

Gabion Wire Mesh Specification:

Gabion Wire Mesh Standard:
Heavily zinc-coated steel wire conforming to ASTM A 641, Class 3 coating, soft temper;
Zn-5Al-MM-Coated steel wire conforming to ASTM A 856/856M, Class 3, soft temper;
The same type of metallic-coated steel wire as above, but with an additional PVC coating extruded onto the metallic-coated steel wire;
l Aluminum-coated steel wire conforming to ASTM A 809, soft temper;
The most popular wire diameter for gabion baskets is 2.7mm, 2.2mm for revet mattress.

Gabion Wire Mesh Feature:

• Economic: Just fill the stone into the gabions and seal it.

• Simple installation:No special technology needed.

• Weather proof under natural destroy, corrosion resistant.

• No collapse even under big scope of deforming.

• Sludge in the stones is good for plant growing. Mixed to form a integrity with the natural environment.

• Good permeation can prevent the damage by hydrostatic.

• Less transport freight. It can be folded together for transport and further installation.

Gabion Wire Mesh Application:

• Control and guide of water or flood

• Flood bank or guiding bank

• Preventing of rock breaking

• Water and soil protection

• Bridge protection

• Strengthening structure of soil

• Protection engineering of seaside area

• stabilization of earth movement and erosion

• canal refurbishment

• landscaping and retaining walls.