Steel cable netting sits at the heavy end of the flexible mesh family. Where standard cable mesh handles 35mm to 50mm apertures in 1.5mm to 2mm wire, the netting range at Anping Yuhan runs to 3.0mm and 3.2mm cable on spans of one to eight metres, and it is specified for bridge fall protection, wide zoo boundaries and industrial safety barriers.
| Product | Mesh | Cable | Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| 316/304 rope mesh for bridge fall protection | 50 - 60 mm | 3.0mm | Bridge and viaduct safety netting |
| 316 cable wire rope netting | 50 mm | 3.2mm | Zoo fences, large mammal enclosures |
| Custom width safety cable netting | 1m to 8m width | 2.0 - 3.0mm | Fencing in long continuous runs |
| 50mm fall protection cable netting | 50 x 50 mm | 2.0 - 3.0mm | Maintenance access, roof edges |
| AISI 304 anti-fall netting, 26mm | 26 x 26 mm | 1.5mm | Anti-fall fencing, tighter infill |
On bridges, cable netting serves two functions: preventing objects from falling onto traffic below, and protecting maintenance workers at the edge. Because the net is flexible, it absorbs impact rather than transferring it to a rigid frame, which reduces the load imposed on existing structures during retrofit. Typical specification is 3.0mm AISI 316 cable at 50mm aperture, anchored to the parapet with stainless brackets at two to three metre centres.
Producing netting in widths of one to eight metres is possible because assembly is manual and not limited by loom width. Fewer vertical joints mean fewer potential weak points and faster site installation. For very long runs, panels are numbered and packed in installation sequence so the site team works from one end without sorting.
Thirty-one steel cable netting items are available for export, with mill certificates, CE declarations and packing lists issued per structure. Span, load and fixing details should be shared before order so the engineering team can confirm cable diameter and anchor spacing. Contact Anping Yuhan through stainlesssteel-ropemesh.com.
Bridge netting is usually installed alongside parapet and drainage works, so panel delivery must be sequenced to the construction programme rather than to container efficiency. Anping Yuhan packs by structure and marks each bundle with the layout reference, allowing site teams to install in the same order the designer intended and avoiding double handling on restricted decks.