Stainless Steel Mesh and woven stainless wire cloth is use where clean long lasting vents, filters, or grilles are need .These meshes are used for sorting and screening of abrasives, liquids, powders and other solids.

Stainless Steel Mesh:Material

Stainless steel 304,304L,316,316L

Stainless Steel Mesh:Weave Pattern

Woven Plain Weave Steel Mesh

Woven Twill Weave Steel Mesh

Woven Dutch Weave Steel Mesh

Stainless Steel Mesh: Sizes

Standard roll width of stainless steel mesh: 1m to 48"
Standard roll length of stainless steel mesh: 30m to 100"

Steellong Wire Cloth Co., Ltd can produce Woven Stainless Steel Mesh ,Stainless Steel Cloth ,Stainless Steel Mesh ss304 ,Stainless Steel Mesh 100x100 ,Stainless Steel Mesh 40X40 ,Stainless Steel Mesh 32X32 ,Plain Weave Square Mesh,

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Stainless Steel Mesh 80X80

Stainless Steel Wire Mesh - Examples of Uses

Filtration, sifting, sizing
Marine uses (T316 alloy)
Faucet screen 60 x 40 mesh T316
Insect screen 18x14 mesh T304
Insect screen in a marine environment 18x14 T316
CRT screen 50x50; 80x80; or 100x100 high transparency grade
Decorative/craft applications
Sconces
Filter media support

Stainless Steel Wire Mesh - Cutting

Stainless steel meshes with wire diameters from .001 inch to .010 are easily cut with scissors. The heavier wire diameters from .011 up to about .047 can be cut with tin snips. Wire diameters over .047 inches are difficult to cut with hand tools but a compound aircraft-style hand shear can usually nibble its way through.