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What is the difference between woven and welded mesh?

April 26, 2017difference mesh Welded woven

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What is the difference between woven and welded mesh?

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Woven mesh is produced by the process of weaving, that is, by passing wires alternately over and under each other. Welded mesh is a grid formed of wires that are fused together at their junctions. It is produced on automatic welding looms by accurately positioning the short (weft) wires over the long (warp) wires and spot welding their intersections (not over and under, as in ordinary weaving).