The production of welded wire fabric involves several critical stages. First, high-quality steel rods are drawn to the desired diameter, which usually ranges from 3 to 10 mm. These wires are then formed into a grid pattern. The next step involves the welding process, where the wires are electrically fused at their intersections. This creates a strong bond between the wires, resulting in a durable mesh that can withstand the tension and shear forces experienced in concrete structures. After welding, the fabric is cut into sheets of various sizes, packaged, and shipped to construction sites.