Ferrule stainless steel cable mesh is a type of woven wire mesh that is made from stainless steel cables and ferrule connectors. The ferrules are small metal sleeves that are crimped onto the cables to hold them in place and create a mesh pattern. The resulting mesh is strong, durable, and flexible, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

Ferrule stainless steel cable mesh is commonly used in architectural and decorative applications such as exterior facades, balustrades, and staircases. It is also used in animal enclosures, aviaries, and zoological gardens to create secure and safe environments for animals. Additionally, it is used in the marine industry as railing infill, fencing, and safety netting.

The advantages of ferrule stainless steel cable mesh include its high strength, corrosion resistance, and low maintenance requirements. It is also aesthetically pleasing, as the mesh pattern creates a unique and visually appealing texture.

SS Cable Mesh (Ferrule/Sleeve Type)	SS Cable Mesh (Woven Type)

Ferrule stainless steel cable mesh offers a range of advantages, including:

1. Durability: Ferrule stainless steel cable mesh is made from high-quality stainless steel cables and connectors, making it highly resistant to corrosion, wear, and tear. It can withstand exposure to harsh weather conditions, UV radiation, and chemicals, making it ideal for outdoor use.

2. Versatility: Ferrule stainless steel cable mesh can be used for a wide range of applications, including architectural decoration, animal enclosures, aviaries, and zoological gardens, marine industry, and more. It can be customized to fit different sizes and shapes, making it ideal for unique and complex designs.

3. Safety: Ferrule stainless steel cable mesh is strong, reliable, and safe. It is designed to withstand high impact and tension, making it ideal for animal enclosures and other safety-critical applications. The mesh pattern also provides a clear view, allowing for easy monitoring and observation.

4. Low Maintenance: Ferrule stainless steel cable mesh requires minimal maintenance, thanks to its durable and corrosion-resistant design. It does not require painting, cleaning, or repair, making it a cost-effective option in the long run.

5. Aesthetic Appeal: Ferrule stainless steel cable mesh has a unique and attractive texture that adds a modern and elegant touch to any architectural or decorative project. It is available in various patterns and sizes, making it easy to match any design preference.

The Stainless Steel Ferrule Wire Rope Mesh boasts exceptional strength and toughness, making it highly durable and long-lasting. It can be easily shaped to fit any angle or curvature, and its lightweight construction ensures hassle-free transportation and installation. Additionally, the mesh is flexible enough to be stretched at various angles ranging from 20° to 90°, with the standard being 60°, allowing for versatile use in a wide range of applications.

Specifications 

BOSS METAL wire rope mesh offers versatile applications, serving as a perfect solution for railing filling, animal fencing, art installations, plant supports, safety nets, fences, and birdhouses. Comprised of seamless ferrules and stainless steel wire ropes, BOSS METAL stainless steel wire rope mesh is designed in a diamond mesh pattern and can be stretched at an angle of 60 ° (option: 20 ° - 90 °). The wire rope diameter options include 1.0mm (7 * 7), 1.5mm (7 * 7), 2.0mm (7 * 7), 3.0mm (7 * 19), and 4.0mm (7 * 19). Additionally, the mesh openings (ow x oh) range from 20mm x 35mm to 200mm x 346mm, providing various customization options to meet different requirements.

Item No.s	Cable Diameter		Mesh Opening Size
	inch	mm	inch	mm
BM-3212W	1/8	3.2	4.75 x 4.75	120 x 120
BM-3210W	1/8	3.2	4 x 4	102 x 102
BM-3290W	1/8	3.2	3.55 x 3.55	90 x 90
BM-3276W	1/8	3.2	3 x 3	76 x 76
BM-3250W	1/8	3.2	2 x 2	51 x 51
BM-2410W	3/32	2.4	4 x 4	102 x 102
BM-2490W	3/32	2.4	3.55 x 3.55	90 x 90
BM-2476W	3/32	2.4	3 x 3	76 x 76
BM-2460W	3/32	2.4	2.4 x 2.4	60 x 60
BM-2450W	3/32	2.4	2 x 2	51 x 51
BM-2076W	5/64	2.0	3 x 3	76 x 76
BM-2060W	5/64	2.0	2.4 x 2.4	60 x 60
BM-2050W	5/64	2.0	2 x 2	51 x 51
BM-2038W	5/64	2.0	1-1/2 x 1-1/2	38 x 38
BM-1676W	1/16	1.6	3 x 3	76 x 76
BM-1650W	1/16	1.6	2 x 2	51 x 51
BM-1638W	1/16	1.6	1-1/2 x 1-1/2	38 x 38
BM-1630W	1/16	1.6	1.2 x 1.2	30 x 30
BM-1625W	1/16	1.6	1 x 1	25.4 x 25.4
BM-1238W	3/64	1.2	1-1/2 x 1-1/2	38 x 38
BM-1230W	3/64	1.2	1.2 x 1.2	30 x 30
BM-1225W	3/64	1.2	1 x 1	25.4 x 25.4
BM-1220W	3/64	1.2	4/5 X 4/5	20 x 20

Stainless steel ferrule wire rope mesh is a type of wire mesh that is commonly used in architectural and decorative applications, as well as in zoos, aquariums, and other animal enclosures. The mesh is made from high-quality stainless steel wire ropes that are woven into a flexible and durable mesh structure, and the mesh panels are typically installed using ferrule connections.

There are several different types of eye connections that can be used with stainless steel ferrule wire rope mesh panels, depending on the specific installation requirements. Here are a few of the most common types:

1. Standard Eye: This is the most basic type of eye connection for stainless steel ferrule wire rope mesh. It consists of a loop of wire rope that is formed by wrapping the wire rope around itself and securing it with a ferrule.

2. Reverse Eye: A reverse eye connection is similar to a standard eye, but the loop of wire rope is formed in the opposite direction. This can be useful in certain installations where the orientation of the mesh panels needs to be reversed.

3. Heavy Duty Eye: For larger or heavier panels, a heavy duty eye connection may be necessary. This type of connection features a larger loop of wire rope and a thicker ferrule to provide added strength and support.

4. Clevis Eye: A clevis eye is a type of connection that is used to attach the mesh panel to a structural support such as a post or a beam. It features a threaded pin that can be inserted through the loop of wire rope and secured with a nut.

5. Swaged Eye: A swaged eye connection is similar to a standard eye, but instead of using a ferrule to secure the loop of wire rope, the wire rope is compressed and shaped using a swaging tool. This can provide a more secure and streamlined connection, but may be more difficult to install in the field.