Mine support mesh is a metal mesh structure product used in coal mine roadway support engineering, manufactured through wire welding or weaving processes. This product is commonly made from materials such as Q235 manganese steel and low-carbon steel wire. It forms hexagonal or square mesh patterns via double-wire twisted connections or welding techniques, offering features like high strength, corrosion resistance, and lightweight properties. It is primarily used in scenarios such as artificial false roof protection in coal mines and roadway wall and roof support. It can replace traditional wire mesh and reinforced welded mesh, significantly enhancing support safety and construction efficiency.