Stainless steel mesh is named Micro-network
Stainless steel mesh is named Micro-network, in the south of the Yangtze River region or abroad, also known as Holland cloth. It is made of high-quality stainless steel wire woven. The main feature is the warp and weft wire diameter and density have a greater contrast, so the net thickness and filtration accuracy and service life than the hole network has a more significant improvement, its filtering accuracy is square hole mesh can not be achieved.ss wire mesh Material: stainless steel wire for the SUS302, 304, 304L, 316,316 L (according to today's continuous improvement of weaving technology has increased the pure nickel wire, low carbon steel wire and other materials).
Performance: acid, alkali, high temperature, tensile and wear resistance, with a stable filter performance, fine, high precision, rich special filter performance.
stainless steel wire mesh Weaving: plain weave stainless steel fine grain net (plain weave - dense pattern), twill weave stainless steel fine grain net (twill - dense grain), bamboo weave stainless steel fine grain net, contrast woven stainless steel fine grain net (also called contrast type net conveyor belt ).
Plain weave of the Netherlands: and plain weave is similar to the line weaving. The difference is that the weaving of the wire by the wire than the weft silk by thick. The weft is tightly closed to form a tapered or wedge-shaped opening.
Twill Dutch weave: This weaving technique of wire cloth combines the Dutch description and twill weaving techniques described above. The coarse warp yarns are staggered across the thin weft yarns. Each warp yarn in the weft between the shuttle. The weft is tightly closed to form a tapered or wedge-shaped opening.
ss316L wire mesh Uses: The products are mainly used for gas, liquid filtration and other media separation; Widely used in precision pressure filter, fuel filter, vacuum filter, filter material, aerospace, oil refining, pharmaceutical, sugar, petroleum, chemical, chemical fiber, rubber , Tire manufacturing, metallurgy, food, health research and other industries.
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