Specification Checklist
Galvanized welded wire mesh: fields to send
An opening dimension is a starting point. Pair it with wire diameter, coating sequence, roll or sheet size and a clear quantity unit so each factory can identify its offered construction.
Request Factory QuotesRecord unresolved values as questions. A purchasing example is not a stock promise or a substitute for the final application specification.
Make each dimension unambiguous
Opening and wire diameter
State whether the opening is a clear gap or another drawing convention. The industry reference uses 12.7 mm alongside 1/2 inch as an opening example; this is not a wire diameter. Enter actual wire diameter separately in mm or inch and include any gauge system designation. Similar gauge names can conceal a size mismatch.
Form, width and length
Write roll width and length in m, or flat sheet width and length with units. The YESON reference recorded on 2026-09-22 lists roll widths of 0.5–2.0 m and lengths of 25 m or 30 m for its product family. These figures illustrate fields to confirm, not this site's available range.
Coating process and inspection path
Separate galvanizing before welding from galvanizing after welding. Ask how the quoted route addresses welded intersections and cut ends, then request the relevant coating statement. Agree sample identification, measuring method, acceptance criteria and whether lot inspection is required. Visual appearance alone does not verify coating mass or service life.
Choose the comparison questions
Material and exposure
Which coating route should we request?
A buyer may prioritize post-weld coverage or a lower initial cost, depending on the application. Keep exposure, coating evidence and treatment of intersections visible. Do not describe either route as universally suitable; the buyer's specification and supplier confirmation determine acceptance.
Can a sample approve outdoor durability?
A sample helps compare dimensions, welds and finish, but does not establish a service-life claim. Request the agreed test or coating evidence for the proposed product and identify the lot to be supplied.
Budget and order scope
How do we compare an economical alternative?
Keep opening, diameter and dimensions fixed first. Compare coating, packaging, inspection and freight separately. If a supplier proposes thinner wire or another finish, mark it as a deviation requiring approval rather than treating it as an equal quote.
What if the budget is undecided?
Ask for a base construction and a separately identified alternative. Use currency and per-roll, per-sheet or total-order basis for any target budget. High-end, mid-range and budget labels express buyer preferences, not verified factory ratings.
Before accepting a quotation, reconcile its drawing revision with the selected inquiry option. The procurement brief provides a written route from specification fields to a comparable RFQ.
Turn the checklist into a factory request
Send the fields you know, flag the fields that need confirmation and keep every alternative visible for your purchasing decision.
- Keep mesh opening and wire diameter separate.
- Record coating process and destination.
- Mark every proposed deviation for review.