What is G.I. Wire Netting?

Galvanized iron (GI) wire is used to make GI wire netting, a sort of wire mesh. It is frequently employed in fields like agriculture, construction, and fencing. The iron wire is coated with a layer of zinc during the galvanization process, which protects it from rust and corrosion and increases the tensile strength and longevity of the wire mesh.

Uses of GI Wire Netting

• Fencing
• Farming
• Construction
• Safety guards

Features of GI Wire Netting

• GI wire netting has a zinc coating that shields the underlying metal against rust and other types of corrosion.
• GI wire netting is more resilient and long-lasting than uncoated wire because of the zinc coating's degree of protection against physical abrasion.
• Heavy loads and forces can be applied to GI wire netting without it breaking or deforming since it is strong enough to do so.
• GI wire netting is a cost-effective option for many applications since it is reasonably priced when compared to other kinds of metal mesh.