Modular gabion
sackprotectionfor erosion control

modular gabion
modular gabion
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Characteristics

Type
modular, sack
Function
protection, for erosion control
Applications
for river banks
Material
steel

Description

Sack gabions are cylindrical baskets engineered from double twisted hexagonal woven steel wire mesh. The tubular units are filled with gabion stone at the project site and laced tightly shut. This modular unit is then used to provide erosion protection for river banks, scour protection of bridge piers, or any situation that requires immediate defence from the erosion effects of water. The sack gabions are lifted into position using suitable equipment and simply stacked upon one another to form a mass of contained rocks. The mesh is made from high quality steel wire, which is heavily galvanised to provide long term corrosion protection. An additional protective polymeric coating is also applied in more aggressive environments, or where a longer design life is required. Sack gabions are supplied with steel reinforcing wires inserted during the manufacturing process to facilitate closing during installation. In order to reinforce the structure, all mesh panel edges are selvedged with a wire having a greater diameter. Maccaferri new PA6 polymer coating has been added to our range of protective coatings to offer a solution to those projects that require improved environmental and technical performance to the existing PVC and HDPE coated mesh products on the market. The mesh used to make sack gabions are manufactured in our factories around the world. The management and production system in many of our factories is certified in compliance with ISO 9001.

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