80-400 mesh Square hole Stainless steel screen printing mesh
Product Description
Stainless Steel Printing Mesh requires square opening and high
permeation. The screen mesh is plain weave and has flat surface
without joint knots, uniform opening, acid-resistant,
alkali-resistant, high lasting strength will not be affected under
ultra-violet radiation. Stainless steel printing screen is also
known as super-thin wire cloth.
1. Material: SS 304 316 316L etc..
2. Weaving: plain weave
3.Roll size for Stainless steel screen printing mesh
Roll Width: 0.914 1.0 1.22 1.524 2.0 2.5 3.0 4.0 5.0 until 8.0m
Roll Length:15m,30m,can be customized
4.Features: Acid resisting, alkali resisting, heat resisting, durable in use.
5.Applications:
- Printing
- Filtering
- Sieving
- Screening
- Sifting
6.Our advanceges
To better serve our customers we stock a wide variety of woven
steel wire mesh. We know downtime is always an issue and we make it
a point to provide quick turnaround. The wire cloth is available in
both 48” and 60” widths. We can provide both full rolls and / or
cut pieces depending on your requirements. The vast majority of our
customers request woven mesh from 304 or 316 stainless steel, but
we are also able to supply type 430 and carbon steel in most cases.
Use our wire mesh chart to find the opening best suited to your
application.
If you need to determine the size of an existing screen, we offer
metal mesh counters. They are small enough to put in you pocket and
extremely easy to use. Just unfold it and set it on a piece of wire
mesh. The base is a 1 inch square opening and the top a magnifying
glass. There are different units of measure marked on the interior
of the base to assist you with identifying wire diameter, opening
and holes per inch.
7.Properties of Stainless Steel Wire Mesh
304: The basic alloy. Type 304 (18-8) is an austenitic steel
possessing a minimum of 18% chromium and 8% nickel, combined with a
maximum of 0.08% carbon. It is a nonmagnetic steel which cannot be
hardened by heat treatment, but instead. must be cold worked to
obtain higher tensile strengths. The 18% minimum chromium content
provides corrosion and oxidation resistance. The alloy's
metallurgical characteristics are established primarily by the
nickel content (8% mm.), which also extends resistance to corrosion
caused by reducing chemicals. Carbon, a necessity of mixed benefit,
is held at a level (0.08% max.) that is satisfactory for most
service applications.
316: For severe environments. Of course, there are many industrial
processes that require a higher level of resistance to corrosion
than Type 304 can offer. For these applications, Type 316 is the
answer. Type 316 is also austenitic, non-magnetic, and thermally
nonhardenable stainless steel like Type 304. The carbon content is
held to 0.08% maximum, while the nickel content is increased
slightly. What distinguishes Type 316 from Type 304 is the addition
of molybdenum up to a maximum of 3%. Molybdenum increases the
corrosion resistance of this chromium-nickel alloy to withstand
attack by many industrial chemicals and solvents, and, in
particular, inhibits pitting caused by chlorides. As such,
molybdenum is one of the single most useful alloying additives in
the fight against corrosion.
430: The general purpose alloy of the ferritic class and the most
popular of straight chromium (17%) stainless steels. Has magnetic
properties similar to carbon steel but with much higher corrosion
resistance. Commonly used in the food processing industry.
8. mesh size
