Short Lead Time for Stainless Steel Discs - Brass Wire Mesh – DXR
Short Lead Time for Stainless Steel Discs - Brass Wire Mesh – DXR Detail:
Brass Wire Mesh
Brass Wire Mesh is made of brass wire. Brass is an alloy of Copper and Zinc. It has much better abrasion resistance, better corrosion resistance and lower electrical conductivity as compared with copper.
Skilled workers weave this brass screening in a plain(or another weave like Twilled and Dutch) weave over-under pattern on modern mechanical looms.
Basic info
Woven Type: Plain Weave and Twill Weave
Mesh: 2-325 mesh, To accurately
Wire Dia.: 0.035 mm-2 mm, small deviation
Width: 190mm, 915mm, 1000mm, 1245mm to 1550mm
Length: 30m, 30.5m or cut to length minimum 2m
Hole shape: Square Hole
Wire Material: Brass Wire
Mesh Surface: clean, smooth, small magnetic.
Packing: Water-Proof, Plastic Paper, Wooden Case, Pallet
Min.Order Quantity: 30 SQM
Delivery Detail: 3-10 days
Sample: Free Charge
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Specifications |
U.S. |
Metric |
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Mesh Size |
60 per in |
60 per 25.4mm |
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Wire Diameter |
0.0075 in |
0.19 mm |
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Opening |
0.0092 in |
0.233 mm |
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Opening Microns |
233 |
233 |
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Weight / sq.m |
5.11 lb |
2.32 kg |
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