About Mclassicmetal
China Fence Supplier
Mclassic Metal is located in Hebei province, which is in north of China and neighboring with Beijing and Tianjin port. Mclassic Metal has full industry chain and strict quality control flow, with superior raw material, highly skilled technicians, advanced equipment, dedicated workmanship, perfect surface treatment, those to ensure a state of art product.
Mclassic Metal started the business since 1999. With nearly 20 years experiences and expertise, Mclassic Metal expanded steadily and successfully developed many wire mesh products include: fencing, wire mesh, metal sheets, wire&nails to use in civil, commercial and business applications. The products are both welcome in domestic market, and export to many countries and regions, such as USA, UK, Italy, Brazil, Germany, Australia, France, Poland, Middle East, South Asia, etc...
Mclassic Metal is an ISO 9001 certified company. Mclassic Metal introduced auto robots, laser cutting machines, auto CNC weaving looms, auto CNC bending machines, auto CNC mesh welding machines, auto electrostatic coating lines, auto multiple-die pressing machines. etc., into in house production. These advanced equipment greatly enhanced the accuracy, stability, durability of final products.
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