Material and Craftsmanship of Bridge Protective Nets
Bridge protective nets are usually woven or welded from high-quality low-carbon steel wire, aluminum-magnesium alloy wire, and other materials.
After a series of processes such as drawing, weaving, stamping, welding, and plastic dipping, a strong and durable protective net is formed.
Bridge protective nets are usually woven or welded from high-quality low-carbon steel wire, aluminum-magnesium alloy wire, and other materials.
After a series of processes such as drawing, weaving, stamping, welding, and plastic dipping, a strong and durable protective net is formed.
The surface treatment methods are diverse, including electroplating, hot-dip galvanizing, plastic spraying, and plastic dipping, to enhance corrosion resistance and extend service life.
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