Banker Wire
About Banker Wire
Banker Wire offers an almost limitless combination of wire types, sizes, crimp styles, spacing and finishes, as well as laser-cut lettering and a variety of mounting systems.
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Products by Banker Wire
By Banker Wire
This pattern is opaque when viewed straight on. Change your angle and you will change your view as this interesting weave becomes transparent. Read more »
By Banker Wire
Interesting textures develop both on the "Front" and "Back" of this unique woven wire pattern. DF-8 is a 4 wire version of the popular DF-1. Other pattern frequencies are available... create one and we will weave it for you. Read more »
By Banker Wire
The consistent and smooth plain crimped wires of the DI-2 opaque style mesh actually creates a visual roughness and texture that would look great applied to any surface. Although this is an "Opaque" style mesh, light does actually filter through the material ever so slightly making semi-private... Read more »
News about Banker Wire
MSU Spartans Store for Success with Banker Wire Mesh
Posted 9/29/2014
Banker Wire Branches into Sculpture at Community College
Posted 7/10/2014
