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Wire mesh refers to a metal artifact consisting

We should date back to CCS Wire Manufacturers the industrial revolution to speak of wire mesh

and more in general of metal, but it' definitely thanks to the advent

of the Modern Movement in the early twentieth century,...

We should date back to the industrial revolution to speak of wire mesh

and more in general of metal, but it' definitely thanks to the advent

of the Modern Movement in the early twentieth century, and Dominique

Perrault in the eighties, that wire cloths today are considered a

technological evolution always in change whose applicationexpands

until it touches areas ranging from the building to the design.

Wire mesh refers to a metal artifact consisting of a grid formed by a warp

threads parallel to the length, and a plot, parallel to the wire

width.

Wire

cloths find their first application in the industrial sector in the

production process, such as sieves or filters, but it is precisely D.

Perrault to sense the potential of these elements, applying them in

the field of architecture, especially as cladding.

An

Emblem of the application of metallic mesh has always been the

Olympic Velodrome in Berlin, dated 1997 whose structure is entirely

covered with a stainless steel wire cloth.

The

advantages of this material reside in its excellent resistance , the

high flexibility, durability and affordability, transparency, and

recyclability.

Clearly,

experience also shows a number of limitations, due to the risk of

sliding of the wires, or the possible thermal expansion,

controllable, however, through a correct installation, or with

minimal maintenance.

The

ability to use different types of materials, from steel to aluminum

to bronze, the possibility to paint them, and the many variations in

appearance due to the type of plot holes , allow a considerable

variation in the types and wider application. For this reason, many

companies, production companies created as metallic mesh in the

industry, have expanded their production in architecture and design.

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