What does the thickness of the pvc layer of the dipped welded wire mesh depend on, welded wire rolled fencing

The dip-plastic welded wire mesh is made of polyethylene powder resin coating, commonly known as dip-plastic powder, which is attached to the surface of the welded wire mesh. This welded wire mesh is called PVC welded wire mesh, and the attachment on its surface is called the pvc layer.

For the forming of dipped welded wire mesh, the black wire welded wire mesh is often heated to a certain temperature through its special process before the iron wire is dipped into the plastic. In this way, the impregnating powder in the impregnating powder tank will melt when it encounters the electric welded wire mesh with a higher temperature, thereby adhering to the iron wire of the electric welding wire mesh. After cooling for a certain period of time, a protective film is formed. This is what we call the pvc protective layer, so during the dipping process of the welded wire mesh, the thickness of the pvc layer depends on the heating temperature of the welded wire mesh. The higher the heating temperature, the thicker the pvc layer. Thicker, the temperature decreases, and the thickness of its pvc layer becomes thinner. However, the set temperature cannot be too low to complete the impregnation process.

Because the rigid PVC products we produce belong to the traditional craftsmanship, our quality is guaranteed, the product surface is bright, the hardness is high, and the service life is 3-5 times that of the foamed type!