Masonry Magazine February 1987 Page. 36
BLOCK MESH
5 reasons why National Wire Products' Block Mesh has emerged as the manufacturing leader with a full line of masonry reinforcing products.
1 National Wire Products is the largest producer of welded wire reinforcing products for masonry and concrete.
2 Fully integrated. National Wire Products produces everything from hot metal to finished products with a new emphasis on technical developments within the industry.
3 National Wire Products has developed new products and recently patented several innovative systems for the masonry industry. Among these is Pos-i-tie for use with stud walls, concrete and masonry and structural steel.
4 A new in-house masonry accessory manufacturing division will guarantee full-line service.
5 The largest, most modern, in-house galvanized wire-line in the industry to guarantee coatings are in keeping with ASTM A-641 (Class I) coating for wire embedded in mortar or grout, and ASTM 641 (Class III) galvanized coating for other requirements.
pos-i-lie
...the world's best veneer anchor system is now even better!
Now with no-rust barrels made of Zamak 2 (92% zinc casting with the strength to do the job.)
Now with barrels in three lengths (5/8", 1" and 2" to accommodate gypsum board and insulation materials of different depths).
Now with Stalgard coated steel screws we offer 10 times more corrosion protection than plain galvanizing.
Pos-i-Tie, the result of years of research is a patented masonry veneer anchor system that substitutes for hundreds of different anchors and does the job more successfully. Pos-i-Tie is a single dependable system with three configurations for anchoring steel studs, masonry or concrete and structural steel to masonry veneer.
Do National Wire Products Corporation
Baltimore,
8203 Fischer Road, 21222
(301) 477-1780
Savannah, Georgia
PO Box 4038,31407
(912) 964-1666
Toledo, Ohio
РО. Вох 7663, 43616
(419) 698-8037
Tampa, Florida
1314 31st Street, 33605
(813) 248-4134
Newnan, Georgia
Shenandoah Ind. Pk., 30263
(404) 253-6333
36 MASONRY-JANUARY/FEBRUARY, 1987