Woven wire mesh is woven to size in the same way cloth is woven on a loom. The most common materials used to create woven wire mesh are Carbon steel, Galvanized steel, Stainless wire mesh, Aluminum, Copper, Brass.
Stainless wire mesh is especially useful because it is extremely chemical resistant, works with hot or cold liquids, and is easily cleaned. Aluminum mesh is lightweight, strong, has a high electrical conductivity, and a low melting point. Aluminum mesh also significantly resists atmospheric corrosion. Carbon steel and galvanized wire mesh are strong, economical, and readily available. Other exotic materials such as copper and nickel can also be woven into wire mesh.
Features of Woven Wire Mesh
Solid construction
Extremely versatile
Easy to install
Can have low resistance to wind loads
Easily cut to fit
Available in many materials, such as stainless steel and aluminum
Since our woven wire mesh is extremely versatile and easy to install, they can be used in a variety of applications. From fencing to machine guarding, Direct Metals has the woven wire mesh for your application.
Examples of common applications include:
Woven wire mesh baskets
Woven wire mesh architectural grilles
Woven wire mesh display shelves and stands
Woven wire mesh racks
Woven wire mesh liquid filtration
Woven wire mesh air filtration
Woven wire mesh wall reinforcement
Woven wire mesh handrail panel inserts
Heavier woven wires must be pre-crimped. The material remains stable and rigid after the crimping process. Pre-crimped woven wire mesh is ideal for both industrial & architectural applications.
Post time: Nov-25-2022