Weaving Process
River protection gabion mesh adopts a crocheting process. First, the gabion mesh machine processes the metal wires into flat spiral semi-finished products, which are then interwoven in a spiral manner. This weaving method ensures uniform mesh openings and a flat surface, providing excellent impact resistance. When subjected to external impact, it is less prone to deformation or damage.
Specifications
? Wire Diameter: Common wire diameters range from 1.4mm to 6.0mm. Generally, river protection gabion mesh uses relatively thicker wires, such as 2.5mm to 6.0mm, to ensure sufficient strength and stability.
? Mesh Size: Mesh sizes vary, such as 5cm×5cm, 6cm×6cm, 7cm×7cm, 8cm×8cm, etc. Larger mesh sizes are suitable for scenarios where protection requirements are not highly detailed, such as overall protection of river slopes; smaller mesh sizes can be used to prevent small animals from entering the river or for areas requiring higher precision protection.
? Mesh Panel Dimensions: The width and length of the mesh panels can be customized according to actual needs. Common widths generally range from 0.5m to 6m, while lengths range from 5m to 50m.
Main Applications
? River Slope Protection: Used to stabilize soil and rocks on river slopes, preventing slope collapse and soil erosion, thereby protecting the river’s ecological environment and surrounding infrastructure.
? River Isolation Protection: Serves as isolation barriers on both sides of the river, preventing unauthorized entry of people and animals, ensuring safety and maintaining normal river operations.
? Flood Control and Prevention: During flood seasons, gabion mesh can be used in conjunction with other flood control facilities, such as filling with stones to form stone cage nets, reinforcing riverbanks and embankments, blocking flood impacts, and reducing damage to areas surrounding the river.