Woven Wire mesh is a woven metal fabric of individual metal wires woven over and under other wires positioned at 90 degree angles to each other. Wire cloth products include a broad range of design specifications consisting of a variety of weave styles, wire diameters and types of materials. Industrial Applications Petrochemical & Refining Industries (filtering) Chemical , Plastic , Synthetic fiber industry (drying , filtering) Paper & pulp industry (drying , washing) Food , Pharmaceutical industry (drying , conveying , refrigerating) Print screening industry (printing) Automobile industry (Airbag , Oil filter) The weave type is the manner in which warp (lengthwise with roll) and weft (across roll width) wires are interwoven. Each weave type has special advantages which must be considered when selecting the correct type for a specific application. Wire Cloth is woven in two general classifications, common (loom force crimped) or precrimped, both groups include a wide variety of distinct patterns. Common Weaves: 1. Plain Woven ( Mesh Count per Inch: 2Mesh ?325Mesh ) 2. Twill Weave (Mesh Count per Inch: 250Mesh ?500Mesh) 3. Plain Dutch Weave (Mesh Count per Inch: 12?4Mesh ?60?00Mesh) 4. Dutch Twill Weave (Mesh Count per Inch: 80?00Mesh ?325?300Mesh) 5. Reverse Dutch Weave (Mesh Count per Inch: 48?0Mesh ?625?40Mesh) 6. Five Heddle (Shed) Weave (Mesh Count per Inch: 38?8Mesh ?100?0Mesh) Precrimped Weaves: 1. Double Weave 2. Scalping Weave 3. Double Lock Crimp 4. Flat-Top 5. Triple Shoot 6. Intermediate Crimp Wire Mesh Raw Materials: 1. Steel(Low & High Carbon Oil Tempered, Galvanized Coated) 2. Stainless Steel(300 Series, 400 Series) 3. Aluminum(1100, 5056, 5154, 6061,etc.) 4. Copper & Alloys(Copper, Tinned Copper, Brass, Bronze, Phosphour Bronze, Commercial Bronze) 5. Nickel & Alloys