What are Woven Wire Meshes?
Woven wire meshes are flexible, woven sheets made of metal wires or threads intertwined similarly to textile fabric. They are highly durable and versatile, making them essential components across various industries. These meshes can be manufactured in different configurations, depending on the type of weave and materials used, allowing them to meet diverse technical and environmental requirements.
What are they used for?
Wire mesh fabric serve multiple functions in industrial and architectural fields. They are mainly used for filtering, sieving, protecting, and transporting materials in production processes. They also play an important role in architectural decoration and interior design.
Advantages of Wire netting
- Durability: They are resistant to corrosion, abrasion, and high temperatures, making them ideal for demanding industrial environments.
- Versatility: They can be produced with different materials, shapes, and aperture sizes to suit various applications, from fine filtering to transporting large parts.
- Mechanical Strength: They withstand high loads and stresses without deformation, maintaining their structure and functionality over long periods.
- Easy Maintenance: They are easy to clean, which is essential in applications such as food processing or handling chemical products.
Manufacturing of Metal Meshes
The production of wire cloth involves weaving metal wires. These wires can be intertwined in various configurations, such as plain weave, extended weave, or Dutch weave (reps), depending on the application’s needs.
Materials Used
Our meshes are made from various materials, including:
- Iron
- Steel
- Stainless Steel
- Aluminum
- Copper
- Brass (Cu Zn37, Cu Zn20)
- Phosphor Bronze (Cu Sn6)
- Monel Alloy 400
