Stainless steel woven mesh and black wire cloth are commonly used in the plastic processing, rubber, food, petrochemical, and other industries for applications such as screening, filtration, shielding, and printing.
Wire mesh screening takes advantage of the mesh aperture to separate substances of different particle sizes. By changing the mesh aperture, different separation effects can be achieved. It is commonly used in test sieves, rotary vibrating screens, shale shaker screens, etc.
Mesh filtration utilizes the fine mesh openings to remove impurities. It is a commonly used separation technique used to remove solid particles or impurities from liquids or gases. It is often used in extruder filter discs, filter cartridges, leaf filters, and similar applications.
Mesh shielding utilizes the metallic conductivity of the mesh to shield electromagnetic waves within the mesh, protecting key equipment from RFI and EMI. It is commonly used in the normal operation of electronic devices, communication equipment, medical devices, and aerospace equipment.
Screen printing is a technique that transfers images from a mesh template onto a flat surface by squeezing pigment through the mesh, thus creating the desired pattern or text. Screen printing features low cost, and simple operation, and is often used for printing on solar panels and textiles.
