Altai sheep

Altay sheep are primarily raised in Fuhai, Fuyun, and Qinghe counties in northern Xinjiang. As a subspecies of the Kazakh sheep, they are renowned for their large size and exceptional meat and fat production. These animals are well-suited to the harsh climate and rugged terrain of the Altai Mountains, making them an important livestock breed in the region. In terms of physical appearance, Altay sheep have a strong, robust build. Rams typically have a prominent spiral horn, while about two-thirds of ewes also possess horns. The ram’s nose is deep, its back is straight, and its muscles are well-developed. Its legs are tall and sturdy, with thick thighs and a significant amount of fat deposited around the tail area, forming a distinctive "hip" shape. A shallow groove runs down the middle of the lower edge, dividing the hip into two symmetrical halves. Ewes have large, well-developed udders, and their coat color is mostly tan, with some individuals showing mixed or spotted patterns. Pure white or black individuals are rare. Regarding their living habits, Altay sheep are fast-growing and excel in meat production. They are well-adapted to year-round grazing. In summer, they graze in the Zhongshan belt of the Altai Mountains at elevations between 1,500 and 2,500 meters. During spring and autumn, they move to the front mountain belt at 800–1,000 meters and the piedmont plains at 600–700 meters. In winter, they prefer low valleys and sandy areas where food is more accessible. In terms of productivity, Altay sheep are both fat and meat breeds, ideal for producing fat lambs. At four months old, lambs weigh an average of 38.9 kg, while ewe lambs average 36.7 kg. By 1.5 years of age, rams reach 70 kg and ewes 55 kg. Adult rams average 92.98 kg, and ewes 67.56 kg. The slaughter rate for adult rams is 52.88%, with an average carcass weight of 39.5 kg, of which 17.97% is fat on the hindquarters. The lambing rate is approximately 110.3%. Altay sheep are sheared twice a year, with adult rams yielding an average of 2 kg of wool and ewes 1.5 kg. Lambs from one year old produce about 0.4 kg. However, the wool quality is not high, and it is mainly used for felt-making.

Gabion Mesh

Gabion Mesh

Gabion mesh including : heavy gabion/hexagonal mesh, gabion box, gabion mesh sack, welded gabion mesh, Prevention rockfall Mesh.

Gabion mesh's production processes : material inspection- PVC coating- machine weaving- alignment- cutting- edge strengthening- assembly- packing- transporting

The material of gabion mesh is low carbon steel wire, and then will be hot-dipped galvanized, re-plated with Galfan or PVC, so as to improve the durability of the gabion mesh under all sorts of environments.

Applications of gabion mesh :

It has the effect of controlling water capacity, prevent soil and water from flowing,the protecting and improvement of the ecological environment. Gabion can be employed in a variety of ways to stabilize soil conditions around bridges and river bank protection.

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