Dutch Weave Wire Cloth

Dutch Weave Wire Cloth

Ducth Weave Wire Cloth, the warp wires keep straight, meanwhile the shute wires are woven the same way as the plain weave wire cloth to lie very close to each other, then creating a high-density stainless steel plain dutch weave mesh. Compared with square, oblong or  wide weave meshes,  dutch weaves offer increased mechanical strength for industrial filtration. Due to their closed surface, filtration occurs at the point where warp wire and weft wire join. Dutch weave is manufactured in plain weave pattern, whereby the warp wires are interwoven with a wider pitch than the weft wires. This significantly increases the strength of the mesh in comparison with common woven mesh products. We can produce stainless steel plain dutch weave mesh, stainless steel twill weave mesh, stainless steel crimped wire mesh, and other woven mesh products.

Material: 201, 304, 304 (L), 310, 316 (L), etc

Weaving features: Twill weave stainless steel mesh warp and weft threads interwoven from the adjacent strands - weaving in the direction of silk and shuttle.The movement of this upper and lower knitting is the movement of the shuttle.Twill weaving can be used to weave different specifications of mesh.

Features: Features: stainless steel twill weave net is an acid, alkali resistant, high temperature, tensile and wear resistance strong product, has the filtering precision, the load strength high characteristics.

Use: Twill weave stainless steel mesh is widely used in aerospace, petroleum, chemical industry, scientific research and transportation, etc, used in acid, alkali environment conditions screening and filter, oil industry as mud mesh, chemical fiber industry as screen mesh, plating industry as pickling nets.

The warp wire (D1) : all longitudinal braided lines.

The weft wire (D2) : all horizontal weaving lines.

Aperture (L1 and L2) : the distance between two meridians or two weft.

Mesh number:number of mesh holes per inch.

Thickness (T) : thickness of the net.

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