The Yellow Square plastic soldering mesh is a stiff stainless steel reinforcing mesh for embedding. Sheet 30×60 cm, 1 mm cells, 0.2 mm wire. When heated it holds its shape and stiffness, it cuts easily, and it reinforces cracks in bumpers, tool housings and appliance casings.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Sheet size | 30×60 cm |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Stiffness | Stiff |
| Type | Reinforcing mesh for embedding |
| Cell diameter | 1 mm |
| Wire thickness | 0.2 mm |
| Overlap past the crack | About 2 cm on each side |
| Behavior when heated | Keeps its shape, does not lose stiffness |
| Processing | Cuts easily |
| Quantity per pack | 1 pcs |
What you get
- A frame inside the seam — the mesh is melted into the plastic and holds the crack edges.
- A stable shape while you work — it does not lose stiffness when heated.
- Fine cells — 1 mm cell diameter with 0.2 mm wire.
- A rust-resistant material — stainless steel.
- Plenty of material — one 30×60 cm sheet can be cut for several repairs.
- Easy cutting — the mesh cuts cleanly into strips and patches.
Who it suits
Car repair and body shop technicians who restore plastic bumpers, technicians who repair power tools and household appliances, and car or appliance owners who fix plastic housings and covers themselves.
Who it is not for
Anyone looking for a repair without heat, such as gluing: this mesh is melted into the plastic. It is not intended for repairing metal parts.
Use and compatibility
Repairing plastic parts by embedding (crack reinforcement), restoring bumpers, repairing power tool housings, household appliances and covers, and plastics that are hard or impossible to weld with plastic rods.
In the box
One 30×60 cm plastic soldering mesh sheet.
Questions and answers
How far past the crack should the mesh go?
About 2 cm beyond the edge of the crack on each side.
Will the mesh soften when heated?
No, it keeps its shape and does not lose stiffness.
How do I cut the sheet?
The mesh cuts easily, so a 30×60 cm sheet can be divided into strips and patches for each repair.
What can I repair with it?
Bumpers, power tool housings, household appliance casings, covers and other cracked plastic parts.
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