Stainless Steel Crimped Wire Mesh:
Crimped Wire Mesh is made by corbon iron wire, galvanized steel wire or stainless steel wire.

Weaving Pattern: Weaving after crimping

Stainless Steel Crimped Wire Mesh:General Use: Crimped wire mesh is used in screening in mine, coal factory, construction and other industries. Some galvanized crimped wire mesh and stainless steel crimped wire mesh are for roasting of flour food and meat.

The production process of crimped mesh?

Employed for coarser wire meshes, usually ½" mesh or coarser.
First, the number of wires to make up the width of the roll is calculated (the warp wires). The wire is run through a series of gears (crimping wheels) to achieve the desired crimp, such as intermediate, lock, or smooth top. If the roll is 100 feet in length, the wire is crimped, then the required number of warp wires are cut to 100 ft lengths. The wires are threaded through slots on the loom to keep them the proper distance apart. Next, the number of wires to make up the length is calculated (the fill wires). The fill wire is run through the crimping wheels and the required number of fill wires are cut to size. If the roll is to be 36" wide, the fill wires are cut to 36" lengths. The fill wires are fed across the warp wires, over one wire, under the next one, and so on, one fill wire at a time, until the roll is complete.