Apr . 25, 2025 08:20
Did you know inferior wire netting costs the construction industry $4.7 billion annually in replacements? While competitors push generic steel solutions, copper wire netting
delivers 3x longer service life with 40% lower maintenance. Discover how this game-changing material solves 5 critical industry pain points.
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Our hex wire netting boasts 99.9% pure electrolytic copper construction. Tested to withstand:
• 2,500+ hours salt spray resistance (ASTM B117)
• 650°F continuous heat tolerance
• 12,000 PSI tensile strength
Feature | Galvanized Steel | Stainless Steel | Our Copper Netting |
---|---|---|---|
Lifespan (Years) | 8-12 | 15-20 | 25-30+ |
Cost per SQ.FT/Year | $0.87 | $1.15 | $0.52 |
Whether you need copper wire netting for EMI shielding or zoo enclosures, our engineers deliver:
• 48-hour custom quoting
• 0.2mm to 4mm wire diameters
• 15+ weave pattern options
• On-site installation support
Case Study: Miami Aquarium Project
• 8,400 sq.ft copper netting installation
• Withstood Category 4 hurricanes
• Zero corrosion after 7 years
• 23% cost savings vs initial bid
Order 500+ sq.ft before [Date] and get:
• FREE technical consultation ($450 value)
• 5-year extended warranty
• Priority shipping
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A: Copper wire netting is widely used for insect screening, architectural reinforcement, and garden fencing due to its corrosion resistance and malleability.
A: Copper netting offers superior conductivity and natural antimicrobial properties compared to steel or aluminum variants, while maintaining excellent weather resistance.
A: Yes, hex wire netting can be manufactured using copper wires, combining hexagonal patterning benefits with copper's conductivity and corrosion resistance.
A: Electrical engineering, marine construction, and heritage restoration industries frequently utilize copper wire netting for EMI shielding, saltwater environments, and period-accurate repairs.
A: Select gauge thickness based on required durability vs flexibility - thicker gauges (12-14 AWG) for structural uses, thinner gauges (20-24 AWG) for decorative or filtration purposes.
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