WD-169
Welded Wire Mesh Pattern
The Banker Wire WD-169 is a 1.25" MESH .135 WELDED wire mesh specification. This square mesh can be welded in a variety of alloys including: Stainless Steel, Plain Steel, Weathering Steel, Pre-Galvanized Steel.
Pattern Details
Percent Open:79.6%
Overall Thickness:0.270
Crimp Style: WDWD
Aspect Ratio: 1.00:1
Opening Limitation: 1.115
Weight: 0.93 lbs./sq. ft.
![WD-169](https://cdn.bankerwire.com/uploads/2015/11/WD-169_1000x500_Detail.jpg)
![ruler image](https://cdn.bankerwire.com/uploads/2020/06/ImageScaleRuler-for-1000x500-labeledB.png)
WD-169
![banker wire logo for our print page](https://cdn.bankerwire.com/uploads/2019/02/banker_logo_reduced-1.jpg)
![print ready image for WD-169](https://cdn.bankerwire.com/uploads/2015/11/WD-169_5x7.jpg)
![img b height marker](https://cdn.bankerwire.com/uploads/2019/09/new-arrow-b-1.png)
![img a height marker](https://cdn.bankerwire.com/uploads/2019/09/new-arrow-a-1.png)
Pattern Details
Percent Open:79.6%
Aspect Ratio:1.00:1
Weight:0.93 lbs./sq. ft.
Overall Thickness:0.270
Crimp Style:WDWD
Opening Limitation:1.115 in.
What are your dimensions?
We manufacture every job to size. List the dimensions and any addition details of your job.![special notes sections](https://cdn.bankerwire.com/uploads/2019/09/notes-section.jpg)
"Maximum" Dimensions of available raw material configurations
![printable material icon](https://cdn.bankerwire.com/uploads/2019/01/StainlessSteel_Icon2.png)
![printable material icon](https://cdn.bankerwire.com/uploads/1970/01/PlainSteel_Icon2.png)
![printable material icon](https://cdn.bankerwire.com/uploads/1970/01/WeatheringSteel_Icon2.png)
![printable material icon](https://cdn.bankerwire.com/uploads/1970/01/PreGalv_Icon2.png)
*Weight based on the specific density of mild (plain) steel **Maximum sphere diameter which will pass through opening Product specifications are subject to change. Product image is shown at 100% unless stated otherwise. For accuracy, specification sheet must be printed with no scaling. Measurements and data are approximate and should be confirmed with a physical sample.