DE555983C - Wire mesh, especially for wire fences - Google Patents

Description

Wire mesh, particularly for wire fences The invention relates to a wire mesh, especially for wire fences, consisting of intertwined, connected wire links.

Wire meshes are known in which the adjacent wire links are intertwined so that essentially square openings in the braid are formed, the sides of which are substantially horizontal and vertical. at In this known braid, however, the wire is bent back in itself in such a way that that it forms three sides of an opening in the wire mesh.

On the long edges of the braid, each wire link is around the adjacent one looped in such a way that it returns to itself and to the limb on the the other side continues.

The disadvantages of this design are i. that the braid is not yielding is and therefore tears easily when used, e.g. that the individual wire links tend to break from the outset due to the strong repeated deflection and 3. That there is considerable waste of material.

In the wire mesh according to the invention, these disadvantages are avoided. The novelty is that each wire link runs across the entire wire mesh runs, with the individual sections alternating horizontally and diagonally and are of unequal length. The wire links therefore form elongated trapezoidal openings, each wire link forms a long and a narrow side of this opening. The individual wire links are therefore only bent in two directions in a sawtooth shape, so that the bending stress exerted and the bending work is low. The finished one Braid gives something to the fabric surface when it is used in a vertical direction in the sense of reshaping the elongated openings into those with the same side lengths elastic after.

Each end of a wire link running across the braid is also according to the invention with the end of the adjacent link for attachment hooked on the same. This simple hooking also saves work and material.

The subject of the invention is illustrated in the drawing, for example, namely show: Fig. i a front view of a mesh section according to FIG Invention and Fig. Z an edge view of the same.

The fence wire strands io, 12, 1q., 16 etc. extend in the direction the height of the fence and are shaped so that they intertwined with each other to look of longitudinally extending parts.

As can be seen from the drawing, this runs, for example End 2o of the strand marked io for a short piece in the longitudinal direction of the Braid, whereupon it lies at an acute angle to form the diagonal Part 22 is bent. The part 22 is in turn to form a under further longitudinal part 2q.

bent at an acute angle, which part 24 in turn is part of the part 2-2 similar, diagonally extending part26 follows and so on.

All strands are formed in the same way and in one another intertwined in such a way that the longitudinally extending parts of the strands in almost same line and the appearance of horizontally extending compound Own strands, while the diagonal parts of the strands are in the same Direction and line are parallel to each other.

It can be seen that the braid extends a plurality of diagonally Extending parts that continue one another and have the appearance of diagonally composite strands, while the horizontally lying parts have the appearance of assembled longitudinal strands.

The longitudinal parts are used to effectively prevent any longitudinal pull and instantly withstand and the destruction of the braid when stronger To prevent stress.

Claims (2)

PATENT CLAIMS: r. Wire mesh, in particular for wire fences, consisting made of intertwined, connected wire links, characterized in that that each wire link runs across the entire wire mesh and alternately horizontal and inclined sections of unequal length exist. 2. Wire mesh according to claim i, characterized in that each end has one across the braid extending wire link is hooked to the end of the adjacent link.