Round Shape Bbq Grill Wire Mesh
Material: Stainless steel wire mesh ,Galvanized
wire mesh
Weaving
and features: woven and welded,High temperature resistance, no deformation, no
rust, non-toxic and tasteless, easy to use;
Shape:
Round square, arc and so on.
Process:
flat mesh ginning mesh ,argon arc welding ,spot welding ,electrolytic polishing
Usage:
Nowadays, the barbecue restaurants are in everywhere. More kinds
of barbecue features, such as meat can have the roast mutton string, roast
beef, chicken, fish, meatball, animal internal organs, such as single cascade
is chicken is chicken, roast chicken wings, chicken legs, heart, etc., and even
skin son can bake, corns, vegetables such as peppers, eggplant and other fruit
can also be used to bake banana, so deeply love of young people on their own.
According
to the shape is divided into: circular plane barbecue grill wire mesh, circular
concave barbecue wire mesh, square plane barbecue cooking grate, square concave
barbecue wire mesh.
According
to the material is divided into: galvanized iron barbecue grill wire mesh, galvanized steel barbecue wire mesh ,
stainless steel barbecue grill wire mesh.
According
to the handle, it is divided into: barbecue wire mesh with handle (also known
as barbecue frame), barbecue wire mesh without handle.
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