IP Library Patent Application 11849052
Patent Application
App. No. 11/849,052

WOVEN WIRE MESH

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App. No.
11/849,052
Abstract

The invention is a wire mesh for pest control and deterrence.

Claims (26)

1 . A wire mesh for pest deterrence comprising:

a. a plurality of interwoven metal wires, wherein the interwoven metal wires include a cord-shaped cross-section with a circular edge, and one flat edge with a first sharp end and a second sharp end, wherein the first and second sharp ends include an angle less than 60 degrees with respect to the circular edge to prevent pest burrowing.

2 . The wire mesh of claim 1 , wherein the interwoven metal wires are stainless steel wires.

3 . The wire mesh of claim 1 , wherein the circular edge includes an arc less than 180 degrees.

4 . The wire mesh of claim 1 , wherein the flat edge is shaved by a blade.

5 . The wire mesh of claim 1 , wherein the interwoven metal wires include a diameter between about 50 to about 102 mm.

6 . The wire mesh of claim 1 , wherein the interwoven metal wires are woven into a diamond shaped pattern.

7 . The wire mesh of claim 6 , wherein the first end and second sharp ends include an angle with respect to the longitudinal plane of the flat edge.

8 . A wire mesh for pest deterrence comprising:

a. a plurality of interwoven metal wires, wherein the interwoven metal wire includes a cord-shaped cross-section with a circular edge, at least two sharp edges, and a flat edge surface; and

b. the two sharp edges drawn at an upward angle with respect to the longitudinal plane of the flat edge surface to prevent pest burrowing.

9 . The wire mesh of claim 8 , wherein the angle with respect to the longitudinal plane of the flat edge surface is greater than about 20 degrees.

10 . The wire mesh of claim 9 , wherein the interwoven metal wires are woven into a diamond shaped pattern.

11 . The wire mesh of claim 10 , wherein the circular edge includes an arc of greater than 180 degrees.

12 . A method for producing a wire mesh, comprising the steps of:

a. shaving a plurality of metal wires;

b. providing the plurality of shaved metal wires including a cord-shaped cross-section with a circular edge, and one flat edge with a first sharp end and a second sharp end, wherein the first and second sharp ends include an angle less than 60 degrees with respect to the circular edge; and

c. interweaving the shaved metal wires into a wire mesh.

13 . The method of claim 12 , wherein the interweaving step further comprises interweaving the metal wires into a diamond shaped pattern.

14 . The method of claim 13 , wherein the diamond shaped pattern includes a width to prevent pest burrowing.

15 . (canceled)

16 . The method of claim 13 , further comprising

a. drawing the cord-shaped cross-section shaved metal wires through a circular die such that the first and second sharp ends of the flat edge are bent at an upward angle with respect to the longitudinal plane of the flat edge of the metal wire.

17 . The method of claim 16 , wherein the angle respect to the longitudinal plane of the flat edge of the metal wire is greater than about 10 degrees.

18 . The wire mesh of claim 8 , wherein the interwoven metal wires include a diameter between about 50 to about 102 mm.

19 . The wire mesh of claim 7 , wherein the angle with respect to the longitudinal plane of the flat edge is greater than about 20 degrees

Assignments (2)
SECURITY AGREEMENT Recorded Jan 30, 2012
From: GLOBAL MATERIAL TECHNOLOGIES, INCORPORATED
To: THE PRIVATEBANK AND TRUST COMPANY
Reel/Frame 027618/0612 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Dec 12, 2007
From: KANE, TERRENCE P.
To: GLOBAL MATERIAL TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
Reel/Frame 020235/0922 →