Is the wire mesh layer in wired glass prone to oxidation? Choosing the right material ensures greater durability—Shenzhen-based custom manufacturer of wired glass screens.
Release time：
Nov 14,2025
When purchasing wired glass for decorative partitions and background walls, it’s common to encounter issues such as metal wire oxidation turning black, wire layers shifting out of place, or the glass cracking—problems that compromise both aesthetics and safety.
Wired glass relies on the metal wire material and encapsulation process; high-quality products use 304 stainless steel wires that fit snugly against the glass without shifting.
Key procurement controls: First, assess the quality of the wire material—stainless steel wire should be free of rust, and a magnet test should confirm it’s non-magnetic (ruling out iron wire). Second, verify the sealing and assembly quality—ensure the metal wires are neatly arranged, with no protrusions or shifts.
Third, for strength testing, tempered wire-in-glass is selected, offering superior impact resistance. Suitable applications: Choose fine-wire mesh for light-luxury-style partitions, and opt for thick-wire mesh when creating industrial-style feature walls.
Note: For humid environments, select corrosion-resistant coated filaments and require manufacturers to conduct salt-spray rust-proofing tests.
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