Aluminum is lightweight, flexible, malleable, corrosion-resistant, and low priced. It is the most popular of the non-ferrous metals used to produce wire mesh. The majority of aluminum is alloyed with other metals such as copper, magnesium, zinc, or silicon in certain percentages to increase the strength of aluminum as well as improve some of its other properties.

Features

2 wires per inch

Made from heavy, thick wire to keep out birds, and bats

The wires are crimped for sturdiness

Material can be cut with tin snips or air craft shears

Application

The aluminumn wire mesh is widely used in bird exclusion, light pest control, decorative