10 Gauge galvanized wire is slightly thinner than 8 gauge galvanized wire, but still offers excellent strength and durability.  10 Gauge galvanized wire is commonly used in fencing, landscaping and general applications where strong and reliable wire is required.

Another common use of chicken wire mesh in construction is for creating fencing. The wire mesh is easy to install and provides a sturdy barrier for keeping animals in or out of a property. It can be used to create a variety of fencing designs, from simple boundaries to more decorative styles. The mesh is also flexible, making it easy to shape around corners or uneven terrain.

 Universal Coil Wire Springs, on the other hand, are versatile and can be used in a variety of applications. They are known for their ability to provide consistent force throughout the compression and extension cycles. This makes them suitable for use in car suspensions, industrial machinery, and even household items like recliners.

Concrete Mesh

Black annealed wire is a vital component in the cable and wire industry, offering unparalleled benefits in terms of internal support and protective sheathing. Its flexibility and strength make it an ideal choice for manufacturing durable and reliable cables capable of withstanding various mechanical stresses and environmental conditions. By incorporating black annealed wire, manufacturers can ensure that their cables deliver optimal performance and longevity, meeting the rigorous demands of modern technological and industrial applications.

 Rebar locators are another important concrete accessory used to maintain the correct positioning of steel bars in concrete structures. Rebar locators help ensure that rebar remains in the correct position during the concrete pouring and setting process, optimizing the structural performance of the finished product.

 Utility tension springs are designed to absorb and store energy and create resistance to tension.  Utility tension springs are widely used in trampolines, garage doors, and agricultural machinery, where the extension and contraction of the spring is critical to the proper operation of the equipment.

Long Expansion springs