GIRON offers both versions to suit your applications and problems. In both cases, the product flows over a totally smooth surface made possible by the succession of wires. The space between each profile creates a gap, known as an interstice, fissure or slot.
In the welded versionThe wire is manufactured by rolling from round wire. Rolling is the most common process, generating a profile with slightly rounded edges. These profiles are then welded to perpendicularly positioned cross-members.
In the curly versionThe trapezoidal wire was stamped from round wire. GIRON’s contoured fissure grids have been developed for over 50 years. Stamping produces protruding edges for high drainage efficiency. These profiles are then assembled on rounds. At GIRON, the steel round is 7 mm in diameter and the loops have a pitch of 70 mm.
This technique guarantees opening accuracy unsurpassed gap widths, especially for very fine cracks. Grids can be supplied flat or curved, bare or with all types of reinforcement such as flats, angles or other accessories.
These cloths correspond to the most elementary forms of preforming, characterized by a sinusoidal corrugation to guarantee perfect cohesion at the crossing points as well as cut-off quality.
Thanks to their rectangular mesh, these meshes can make an effective contribution to improving flow, reducing studding or light clogging, or even serving as a de-puffer.
MIXED fabric with triangular mesh, featuring alternating ONDAP and straight wires, is designed for use on vibrating screens with longitudinal or lateral tensioning systems.
These sheets are made from solid sheet metal. The holes (meshes) are then produced by material removal processes such as perforation, punching, flame cutting, laser cutting, plasma cutting or waterjet cutting.
These canvases represent the ultimate refinement in the quest for a maximum durability for traditional steel grates. GIRON guarantees unequalled longevity and a minimum of 30% superior to all other types of preforming.
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