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Garden Wire Mesh

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Garden wire mesh product introduction:

I. Core Functions
Garden fence nets combine protective and decorative purposes, used for isolating areas, safeguarding plants/pets/children, and enhancing the aesthetic appeal of courtyards. Common applications include parks, villas, residential complexes, and orchards.

II. Material Types and Features
1.Plastic Dipping
2.Powder Coating
3.Electrostatic Spraying
4.Fluidized Bed Dipping

III. Common Types and Specifications
Structural Types
Double-Wire Fence: Wire diameter 3.0-5.0mm, mesh size 7×15cm, height 1.8-3m (ideal for large-area isolation).
Framed Fence: Reinforced borders, impact-resistant (used for traffic or industrial zones).
Climbing Net: Thick six-strand design for plant growth (customizable mesh sizes for cucumbers, grapes, etc.).
Surface Treatments
Plastic dipping (UV-resistant), powder coating (color variety), galvanization (rust-proof).

IV. Installation and Maintenance
Installation Methods
Buried: Posts embedded directly in soil (suitable for soft ground).
Flange Plate: Posts fixed with expansion bolts via welded steel plates (for hard surfaces).
Accessories: Rain caps, connecting clips, anti-theft bolts.
Maintenance Tips
Clean dust regularly to prevent corrosion.
Check and tighten loose screws.
Repaint wrought iron fences every 2-3 years.

V. Purchase Recommendations
Safety: Choose wire diameter ≥3.5mm and mesh ≤10×20cm to prevent pets/children from escaping.
Aesthetics: Match color/style with courtyard design (e.g., white PVC for modern, black wrought iron for vintage).
Durability: Opt for zinc steel/aluminum alloy in humid areas; wrought iron in dry regions.
Cost-Effectiveness: PVC for short-term use; zinc steel/aluminum alloy for long-term.

Garden fence net plastic coating types introduction:


I. Classification and Features of Plastic Coating Processes

  1. Plastic Dipping
    • Process: Metal substrates are heated and immersed in molten plastic powder to form a uniform coating.
    • Key Advantages:
      • Thick coating (0.3-1.5mm), resistant to abrasion, corrosion, and UV rays.
      • Smooth surface, safe for children/pets, with rich color options (e.g., dark green, white, black).
    • Applicable Materials: Zinc steel, wrought iron, steel wire mesh.
    • Lifespan: 10-15 years (outdoor use).
    • Cost: ≈5-15 RMB/m (by area).
  2. Powder Coating
    • Process: Plastic powder is electrostatically adsorbed onto the substrate and cured at high temperatures for a thin coating.
    • Key Advantages:
      • Vivid colors (e.g., red, blue), decorative appeal, eco-friendly (no solvent evaporation).
      • Lower cost but slightly less durable than dipping.
    • Applicable Materials: Aluminum alloy, wrought iron, zinc steel.
    • Lifespan: 8-12 years (requires maintenance).
    • Cost: ≈3-10 RMB/m.
  3. Electrostatic Spraying
    • Process: High-voltage static electricity adheres plastic particles to the substrate, forming a melted film under heat.
    • Key Advantages:
      • Uniform, strong adhesion for complex shapes (e.g., wrought iron carvings).
      • Customizable matte/gloss finishes, good weather resistance.
    • Applicable Materials: Wrought iron, aluminum alloy.
    • Lifespan: 10-12 years.
  4. Fluidized Bed Dipping
    • Process: Plastic powder is suspended in airflow, adhering to heated substrates for controlled thickness (0.1-0.8mm).
    • Key Advantages:
      • Cost-effective for small/medium-sized products (e.g., railing accessories).


II. Comparison and Selection Recommendations

TypeCorrosion ResistanceDecorativenessMaintenanceIdeal Scenarios
Plastic Dipping★★★★☆★★★☆☆LowHumid areas (e.g., coastal regions), long-term use
Powder Coating★★★☆☆★★★★☆MediumLandscape fences, temporary barriers
Electrostatic Spraying★★★★☆★★★★☆LowHigh-end villas, artistic fences


III. Key Considerations

  1. Environmental Adaptation:
    • Choose dipping for coastal/rainy areas (salt fog resistance); powder coating for dry regions (cost-effective).
  2. Color Selection:
    • Dark colors (e.g., black, dark green) absorb heat, requiring heat dissipation design in summer.
  3. Inspection Standards:
    • Coatings should be bubble-free, flake-free, and have no sharp edges.


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