- Stainless melded with bronze-aged copper, round wire melded with flat, the SZ-4 wire mesh pattern uses modern technology to create a unique weave that changes with the viewer’s angle. Available with other metal choices as well, this very strong, multipurpose fabric is an excellent choice for canopies, divider screens and railing infill panels. Bring your next project to Banker Wire, the worldwide leader in wire mesh, and we’ll help you create something extraordinary.The SZ-4 can either be woven as a mixed metal weave or in all stainless. When mixing alloys, the flat wire (Warp) must remain stainless and round wire can be either Copper, Bronze, or Brass.
- SPZ-52 is a unique fine scale rectangular woven wire mesh pattern that can be woven in a wide range of alloys. Crushed warp wires and gently formed cross wires give this wire mesh a unique “Up-Close” design detail while providing a far away transparent metallic skin appearance.
- SJD-21 is a perfect mesh that is woven purposely to appear irregular. The well coordinated manufacture of this woven wire mesh pattern is made possible through over 100 years of weaving experience.
- Linear is a good way to describe the SJD-7 decorative woven wire mesh pattern. A strong flat top center wire is flanked by two smooth and smaller straight wires. The sleek symmetry of this wire weave will compliment any interior or exterior space.
- SJD-2 is a flagship of Banker Wire’s wire mesh customisation abilities. Banker’s precision weaving process creates this irregular mesh pattern that seems to go on infinitely, so much so that it is very hard to tell where it repeats.Featuring 18 wires over a span of just 15 inches, SJD-2 is a complex, unexpected woven wire mesh pattern. It is stable, strong, and ideal for a large variety of applications, including but not limited to, featured walls, ceilings, space dividers, and railing infill.
- Uniquely flattened crimps on the S-55 wire mesh pattern gives this fine scale mesh individual oval shaped facets that appeal to the senses. Available in a number of raw materials, the S-55 can be designed with as is or, it can be further enhanced with a number of secondary finishes to bring out colour and texture.
- The S-51 architectural wire mesh pattern is inspired by a customer’s request to scale down the popular S-4 mesh pattern. The uniquely flattened crimp at the wire mesh intersections gives the S-51 mesh a visual detail similar to that of the S-4. The ability to precisely crush the wire effectively reduces the percent open area of the screen without adding weight.
- S-50 is a flat wire weave created with plain crimp tooling. The simple, uncomplicated shape of plain crimp suits this flat wire and mesh spacing combination for use in just about any interior or exterior application.
- S-46 is a fine scale flat wire mesh that appears to be woven with two parallel wires. Slightly faceted at the wire mesh intersections, this mesh pattern displays a unique soft woven texture.
- The S-40 is a simple, flat wire woven mesh pattern with a gentle and smooth shape. The large open area of this mesh lends itself well millwork and railings. This mesh pattern can be woven in a wide range of primary finishes along with a number of secondary finishes. Square or diamond orientation, this mesh remains a classic design spanning both traditional and modern aesthetics.
- The S-32 is a simple, small scale, flat wire woven wire mesh pattern. The smooth and gentle shape of the wires weave in and out from each other to form a basket style mesh. Using a flat wire instead of a traditional round wire at this spacing provides a mesh with a lower percent open area.
- The S-30 flat wire weave is a plain crimp that has soft bends like a basket weave. The reflective flat wire attracts light and colours from its surroundings and gives it back in a unique way only woven metal can.This robust 1/4″ wide flat wire is substantial and can be used in applications where strength is needed such as railing infill panels and room dividers.
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