Galvanized gabion cages are mechanically woven from low-carbon steel wires with high corrosion resistance, high strength and ductility or PVC-coated steel wires. Gabion cages are gabion cages made of gabion nets. The edge wire diameter of gabion mesh is generally larger than the network wire diameter. The twisted part of the double wire is generally twisted to ensure that the metal coating and PVC coating of the twisted part of the steel wire are not damaged.

Galvanized wire, steel wire coated with zinc, offers exceptional corrosion resistance, making it ideal for harsh environments. The zinc layer acts as a sacrificial barrier, preventing rust and extending lifespan. Available in electro-galvanized (thin, smooth coating) or hot-dipped (thicker, durable layer) variants, it balances cost and performance. Its high tensile strength ensures structural integrity under stress, while maintaining flexibility for shaping. Commonly used in construction (fencing, mesh), agriculture, packaging, and industrial applications, it withstands moisture, chemicals, and temperature fluctuations. Non-conductive zinc coating adds mild insulation properties. Economical and low-maintenance, it outperforms untreated wire in longevity, reducing replacement costs. Surface finish varies from spangled (hot-dip) to uniform (electro), catering to aesthetic or functional needs.

Galvanized wire, steel wire coated with zinc, offers exceptional corrosion resistance, making it ideal for harsh environments. The zinc layer acts as a sacrificial barrier, preventing rust and extending lifespan. Available in electro-galvanized (thin, smooth coating) or hot-dipped (thicker, durable layer) variants, it balances cost and performance. Its high tensile strength ensures structural integrity under stress, while maintaining flexibility for shaping. Commonly used in construction (fencing, mesh), agriculture, packaging, and industrial applications, it withstands moisture, chemicals, and temperature fluctuations. Non-conductive zinc coating adds mild insulation properties. Economical and low-maintenance, it outperforms untreated wire in longevity, reducing replacement costs. Surface finish varies from spangled (hot-dip) to uniform (electro), catering to aesthetic or functional needs.

Galvanized wire, steel wire coated with zinc, offers exceptional corrosion resistance, making it ideal for harsh environments. The zinc layer acts as a sacrificial barrier, preventing rust and extending lifespan. Available in electro-galvanized (thin, smooth coating) or hot-dipped (thicker, durable layer) variants, it balances cost and performance. Its high tensile strength ensures structural integrity under stress, while maintaining flexibility for shaping. Commonly used in construction (fencing, mesh), agriculture, packaging, and industrial applications, it withstands moisture, chemicals, and temperature fluctuations. Non-conductive zinc coating adds mild insulation properties. Economical and low-maintenance, it outperforms untreated wire in longevity, reducing replacement costs. Surface finish varies from spangled (hot-dip) to uniform (electro), catering to aesthetic or functional needs.

Galvanized steel wire is made by drawing high-quality carbon structural steel such as 45 #, 65 #, and 70 #, and then galvanizing (electro galvanizing or hot galvanizing).