Wire Mesh -- Occupational Health & Safety

Cascade Coil Drapery Inc.

Wire Mesh

Cascade Coil Drapery Inc.'s SafetyCoil wire-mesh fabric is manufactured with a flexible, round weave that is designed for use against the extrusion of objects from the workplace, as divider guards to secure restricted work areas, and as a barrier to intrusion by unwanted objects. The flexibility of the mesh allows cordons to be easily moved for maintenance.

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