Shinuo Gabion Hexagonal Wire Mesh Netting Knitting Making Weaving Machine for Flood Control

A gabion machine is a machine that produces hexagonal wire mesh, then folds and connects the mesh sheets together to form a complete gabion box.

The basic working principle of the fully automatic hydraulic gabion press is to weave the wire horizontally and interweave it with vertically woven wire. Gabion machines and gabion cage machines are widely used in water conservancy projects, mountain protection, and mine protection around the world.

Gabions are more economical than concrete products. A gabion machine includes a pay-off frame, a pay-off device, a tensioning device, a main mesh machine, and a mesh winding machine. The workshop dimensions are typically 32 x 15 x 6 meters (length x width x height).

For example, the gearbox and crossbeams are made from high-quality raw materials such as cast steel and hardened iron.

Our gabion press utilizes advanced technology. We’ve designed a press suitable for transporting gabions using forklifts and cranes, and offer a high-pressure gabion press that saves over 15% of the space required for the gabion.

Weaving Machines: Gabion presses are suitable for various wire types, such as carbon galvanized wire, steel wire, PVC galvanized wire, and acrylic wire. With a tensile force of up to 1780N, we are confident in our advanced gabion presses.

ADVANTAGES OF GABION PRESSES

Our gabion presses utilize high-quality components, such as NSK bearings, Parker hydraulic systems, and hardened and brazed half gears, and undergo strict quality control to ensure the superior quality and long life of our gabion presses. Inquire about our gabion press pricing now.

Gabion wall machines are used for bank protection:
Gabion structures are a highly successful example of riverbank and slope protection, leveraging the advantages of ablation and achieving desirable results unattainable by other methods.

Gabion Wall Machines for Scenic Area Protection:
Gabions are used in cities and scenic areas to protect buildings from erosion. In urban parks, some people use gabions to construct embankments, saving space while providing a neat and aesthetically pleasing appearance. The exposed stones create a more natural feel.