Stainless Steel Wire Mesh
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Overview
It is important to select the appropriate grade and weave pattern of stainless steel wire mesh to ensure optimal performance and longevity. It can also be further customized according to applicant requirements.
SQUARE MESH/ FINE MESH
Square mesh refers to a type of wire mesh that has evenly spaced wires that are perpendicular to each other, forming a square pattern. This type of mesh is often used for applications such as fencing, construction, and reinforcement of concrete structures, where a strong and durable mesh is needed.
Fine mesh, on the other hand, refers to a type of wire mesh that has very small openings, typically less than 1/8 inch in diameter. This type of mesh is often used for filtration applications, such as in water treatment, food processing, and pharmaceutical industries, where fine particles need to be removed from liquids or gasses.
TWILL WEAVE
Twill weave is a type of weaving pattern used in the production of wire mesh. In twill weave, each weft wire passes alternately over and under two or more warp wires, creating a diagonal pattern on the surface of the mesh. The diagonal pattern is created by offsetting the weft wires by one or more warp wires in each successive row.
SPECIFICATIONS OF USING TWILL WEAVE:
- Higher strength
- Better Filtration
- Improved Flexibility
PLAIN DUTCH WEAVE
Plain Dutch weave is a type of wire mesh weaving pattern that is commonly used for filtration applications. In plain Dutch weave, the weft wires are thicker and more widely spaced than the warp wires, resulting in a mesh with a much denser surface texture.
Plain Dutch weave wire mesh is available in various materials, including stainless steel, brass, and copper, and can be customized to meet specific filtration requirements. The mesh is commonly available in various widths and lengths, and can be supplied in rolls or cut to size for specific applications.
TWILL DUTCH WEAVE
Twill Dutch weave is a type of wire mesh weaving pattern that is a combination of twill weave and Dutch weave. In this weaving pattern, the weft wires are smaller in diameter than the warp wires, and the warp wires are arranged in a plain Dutch weave.
Twill Dutch weave wire mesh is commonly used in applications such as chemical and pharmaceutical filtration, hydraulic filtration, and high-pressure fluid filtration. It is also used in the food and beverage industry for filtration of juices, beer, and wine.
REVERSE TWILL DUTCH WEAVE
Reverse twill Dutch weave is a type of wire mesh weaving pattern that is similar to twill Dutch weave, but with the warp and weft wires reversed.
In this pattern, the weft wires are larger in diameter than the warp wires, and the warp wires are arranged in a plain Dutch weave pattern. The weft wires are then woven over and under the warp wires in a reverse twill pattern.
HOLLANDER WEAVE
Hollander weave is a type of wire mesh weaving pattern that is also known as Dutch weave. In this pattern, the warp wires are heavier and denser than the weft wires, and are arranged in a plain Dutch weave pattern, where the wires are tightly woven together.
The weft wires are then woven over and under the warp wires in a plain weave pattern.
