How is stainless steel mesh made?
How is stainless steel mesh made?
Stainless steel mesh can be welded or woven.
Welded method: In this method, the mesh is welded together at each intersection by placing the mesh in a welding machine. It can also be done manually, but this requires a lot of effort and time.
Weaving method: In this method, stainless steel wires are woven together at each intersection of the machine.
The main point here is that while the welding method provides a permanent connection between the metal wires, the weaving method does not permanently connect the wires, making it more flexible and pliable.
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Explore the many applications of stainless steel wire mesh
The applications for stainless steel wire mesh are virtually endless. Because of its durability, versatility and ability to be used in many different industries, stainless steel wire mesh remains one of our most popular products. From crop protection to highway maintenance, let's take a deeper look at the many applications for stainless steel wire mesh.
Food Preparation and Processing
While we are known for our wire products, many of our customers are not aware that we also produce products for high quality wire baskets. While the importance of wire baskets may not be apparent to the average consumer, if you run a food preparation or processing company, the benefits of high quality wire baskets are obvious. Stainless steel wire mesh is also commonly used in the food preparation and processing industry for items such as grills, fry baskets and domed food covers.
Oil refineries and oil fields
Stainless steel wire mesh is ideal for use in refineries and oil fields because the process of refining crude oil involves exposure to harsh chemicals and high temperatures that can lead to other forms of metal corrosion. Whether refineries plan to use wire mesh for storage cabinets or oil filtration, stainless steel remains a premium metal for withstanding harsh refinery conditions.
Building and Construction
After the Civil War, wire mesh was commonly used to rebuild infrastructure along the country's east coast. Although the construction industry has grown significantly since the Civil War, stainless steel wire mesh continues to be a staple for building and construction companies across the country. Applications for wire mesh in the building and construction industry include, but are not limited to.
● Wall and rock retention
● Bridge and highway maintenance
● Enclosures and safety guards
● Infill panels
Agriculture
Wire mesh has been used on farms across the country for centuries. Whether used for crop protection or fence repair, farmers have found seemingly endless uses for wire mesh. Stainless steel wire mesh is commonly used for many agricultural tasks, such as
● Compost bins
● Chicken coops
● Fencing
● Plantation owners
● Pest removal
●Livestock barriers
●Equipment maintenance
●Soil or grain screening
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