The rope mesh is manufactured using high-grade stainless steel materials, typically AISI 304, 316, or 316L. These materials are selected based on environmental requirements and corrosion resistance standards. Stainless steel 304 is commonly used for general indoor and mild outdoor conditions, while 316 and 316L provide enhanced resistance to corrosion, particularly in humid or chemically exposed environments.
1.Ferrule type:
Ferrule type rope mesh is constructed by connecting intersecting stainless steel cables using metal sleeves known as ferrules. During production, stainless steel wire ropes are first arranged in a diamond or square pattern on a fabrication frame. At each intersection point, a ferrule—typically made of stainless steel or aluminum—is placed over the overlapping cables. A hydraulic crimping machine is then used to compress the ferrule tightly, locking the cables in position.
2.Knotted type:
Knotted rope mesh, also referred to as woven or hand-knotted mesh, is manufactured by tying stainless steel cables together at each intersection. The cables are arranged on a frame according to the desired mesh size, usually forming a diamond pattern. Each crossing point is then secured with a knot, either manually or with specialized equipment.
Both types are produced using high-quality stainless steel materials such as 304 or 316, and both require careful fabrication processes including cable preparation, layout, connection, and finishing treatments.
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