Woven Wire Mesh Products

Popular Woven Wire Cloth Materials

Among the most favored materials for woven wire cloth is stainless steel wire mesh, particularly Type 304 stainless steel. Also referred to as 18-8 due to its composition of 18 percent chromium and 8 percent nickel, this alloy strikes a balance between durability, resistance to corrosion, and cost-effectiveness. Type 304 stainless steel is often the material of choice for crafting grilles, filters, and vents that are utilized for screening liquids, powders, abrasives, and solids.

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Woven wire mesh products, otherwise known as woven wire cloth, are crafted on looms, reminiscent of traditional textile weaving techniques. This process incorporates various crimping patterns to interlock the wire segments, creating a robust and trustworthy product. The intricate process involves arranging the wires meticulously before crimping them, resulting in a strong and reliable mesh. This labor-intensive method lends to a higher cost compared to welded wire mesh.

Crimp and Weave Styles in Woven Wire Mesh

Wire sizes and openings vary greatly, and Marco Specialty Steel provides an array of weave patterns and pre-crimp styles. Below are some of the crimp and weave styles available. For more information, visit our Crimp and Weave Styles page.

Crimp Styles for Woven Wire Cloth

• Lock crimp: Pre-crimped wire forms knuckles over intersecting wires, locking the mesh in place and resulting in an extremely rigid product.
• Double crimp: This pattern has warp wires passing over and under fill wires, creating a distinct texture.
• Intercrimp: Used commonly in screens and architectural settings, this style offers superior strength and stability.
• Flat top: Featuring a smooth top plane, this style facilitates the easy flow of materials.

Weave Styles for Woven Wire

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• Plain/Double: This standard weave results in square openings with warp wires alternating over and under fill wires at right angles.
• Twill Square: Known for handling heavier loads and finer filtration, it features a recognizable diagonal pattern.
• Twill Dutch: This style boasts high strength by densely packing wire in specific weave areas, capable of filtering particles as small as two microns.
• Reverse Plain Dutch: Characterized by a larger warp wire and a smaller shute wire count compared to other Dutch weaves.
• Plain Dutch: Produces a compact, strong wire mesh with diagonally slanted openings, ideal for filtering.
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Customized Woven Wire Cloth Solutions

If our extensive inventory does not meet your needs, we are more than willing to create a custom solution. Our ability to provide tailored woven wire mesh products is what sets us apart. Our 35,000-square-foot facility houses a fully-equipped fabrication shop staffed with expert fabricators ready to customize any of our products swiftly, efficiently, and affordably.

We can use your drawings or blueprints to craft custom wire products to match any application.

With the necessary equipment and expert staff, Marco Specialty Steel is ready to deliver the precise woven wire cloth product you require.

Selecting the Right Product

As a leading woven wire cloth supplier, Marco Specialty Steel provides valuable guidance in choosing the ideal product for your use. We help you evaluate key factors such as mesh size, mesh count, and weave type, ensuring you proceed with your projects with confidence.

Typical Applications

The strength and versatility of woven wire mesh make it suitable for numerous applications, including:

• Sifting and sizing
• Architectural uses where aesthetic appeal is necessary
• Infill panels for pedestrian partitions
• Filtration and separation
• Glare control
• RFI and EMI shielding
• Ventilation fan screens
• Handrails and safety guards
• Pest control and livestock cages
• Process and centrifuge screens
• Air and water filters
• Dewatering and solids/liquid control
• Waste treatment
• Filters and strainers for air, oil, fuel, and hydraulic systems
• Fuel cells and mud screens
• Separator and cathode screens
• Catalyst support grids made from bar grating with wire mesh overlay

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