Zin Mesh Roll Reinforcement Concrete is manufactured from hard drawn steel wire for the construction and pre-cast industries. The main and cross wire of the fabric are welded rigidly together by an auto-electro welding machine at constant spacing.
Suitable For :
- Slab on Grade Reinforcement Floor
- Walls Systems Topping Slabs
- Architectural precast wall panels
- Tilt-up construction wall systems
- Shear walls
- Retaining walls
Benefits
- Zin Mesh Roll is an efficient, economical and viable option for concrete reinforcement
- Save time and money using mesh roll over standard rebar methods.
- Wires are welded in a mat so that wires do not move when concrete is placed, ensuring the wires are in their proper position.
- Rolls are designed to fit most light-weight reinforcing applications.
- The optimum reinforcement is provided through the use of variable wire sizes and spacing.
- Zin Mesh Roll provides the exact size of reinforcement where needed through variable bar size and spacing, thereby reducing steel waste.
Specifications
Dimensions
Fabric Lapping
Workmanship
STORAGE
Welded mesh roll should be stored in stacks and visible. Mesh roll should be stored vertically or horizontally on level ground.
Welded mesh roll should be stacked with sufficient supports so that the welded mesh roll will not move or sag.
Avoid contacting with or beneath carbon steel rebar or other ferrous materials. Should be separated with ferrous material when transporting.
Should be covered with polyethylene sheeting or other appropriate material if the mesh bars are kept outdoors.
HANDLING
Fully recommended on using plastic, stainless steel wire or synthetic straps when strapping every welded mesh roll.
Use synthetic straps when lifting. Avoid using carbon steel lifting device, bare chains and steel bands. If it is inevitable, using something to separate them to avoid the direct contact with ferrous materials.
Sharp edges of welded mesh roll can cause injury. Appropriate cut resistant gloves should be worn during the handling process. Welded mesh roll on the floor can also be a trip hazard.
Responsible personnel should develop sitespecific procedures before pouring the concrete on the mesh.