Lane's Technical Coating is an alternative to liquid paint, utilizing finely ground particles which are electro-statically charged and sprayed onto parts. The parts are heated, melting the powder and forming a coating which is both physically and chemically bonded to the surface. These coatings are more durable than conventional liquid coatings and less expensive than comparable multi-coat liquid systems.

Originally developed to meet the early-day demands for epoxy coated rebar, Lane’s present-day facility accommodates the construction industry’s expanded applications, including structural steel, guide rail, bridge rail, sound wall posts, pilings and a host of other construction materials that require a higher level of functional protection.

These flexible, permeable, rock-filled and interconnected modular units create a monolithic wall for earth retention or a blanket for soil stabilization, providing the civil engineer a unique building material that aesthetically blends that sheared-rock look into its natural environment.

Welded wire mesh means that each point of contact in the grid is actually welded to form a more rigid connection, making this type of gabion indispensable in achieving a more flat, sharp appearance. The added stiffness makes rock filling less cumbersome for better installation times and reduced labor costs.