window steel net / steel window screen / mosquito steel mesh: YJ Wire Mesh produces fine steel mesh designed specifically for use as window and door screens. This mesh acts as a physical barrier to prevent insects like mosquitoes, flies, and other pests from entering a building while allowing fresh air and light to flow through unimpeded. The mesh is typically made from a thin, powder-coated or stainless steel wire that is woven into a very fine grid. Steel insect screens are valued for their superior durability and resistance to tearing compared to fiberglass or aluminum screens, making them ideal for high-traffic areas, security-conscious applications, or in regions with more persistent pests.

2 x 4 fence wire / 16 gauge wire mesh / 12 gauge wire mesh / gauge of wire mesh: These terms specify the dimensions and thickness of wire mesh products. "2 x 4" refers to the grid pattern, typically 2-inch by 4-inch rectangular openings. "Gauge" (e.g., 16 gauge, 12 gauge) refers to the thickness of the wire itself; a lower gauge number indicates a thicker, stronger wire (12ga is thicker than 16ga). YJ Wire Mesh produces mesh in these standard specifications, which are commonly used for fencing, animal enclosures, and light structural applications. The combination of aperture size and wire gauge determines the mesh's strength, weight, and suitability for containing different animals or securing a perimeter.

black mesh steel / black steel mesh: Black steel mesh from YJ WireMesh refers to steel wire that has been coated or treated to achieve a black finish. This is often done through a process like powder coating or painting. The black coating provides two primary benefits: enhanced corrosion resistance, adding a layer of protection against the elements, and a specific aesthetic appeal. Black mesh is frequently chosen for architectural applications, decorative screens, fencing, and interior design where a modern, low-visibility, or non-reflective finish is desired. It blends into shadows and dark backgrounds more effectively than bright galvanized steel.

20 shade netting / 40 shade netting / 50 shade netting / 60 shade netting / 80 shade netting / 90 shade netting / 95 shade netting / 98 shade netting / 100 shade netting: These percentages indicate the shading density of shade nets manufactured by YJ Wire Mesh. A "20% shade net" blocks 20% of sunlight, allowing 80% to pass through, while a "98% shade net" blocks almost all sunlight. Lower density (20-50%) is used for light-sensitive plants or livestock shading. Medium density (60-80%) is common for horticulture and nursery plants. High density (90-98%) is used for creating dark areas, heavy sun protection, or privacy screens. Choosing the correct percentage is crucial for creating the ideal microclimate for specific plants, animals, or human comfort.

black shade mesh / green shade mesh / white shade netting / brown shade netting / shade net colors: YJ Wire Mesh produces shade nets in various colors, each with potential specific effects. Black shade mesh is the most common and provides uniform shade, blocking a consistent percentage of light across all spectra. Green shade mesh is often used in agriculture and horticulture to blend with the natural environment and is believed by some to favor plant growth. White shade netting is sometimes used for its high reflectivity, helping to cool the area underneath. Brown shade netting can be chosen for aesthetic reasons to blend with certain landscapes. The choice of color can affect light diffusion, temperature reduction, and visual impact.