Brass Plain Weave Wire Mesh

Compared to copper, Brass has low electrical conductivity and is frequently used in sieving diversified pellets, powder, porcelain clay and glass, chinaware printing, filtering liquid and gas. The chemical composition of brass is 60-70% copper plus 30-40% zinc. Brass is superior to copper wire mesh in abrasion resistance and tensile strength, but electrical conductivity of brass wire is considerably lower than that for copper wire. Brass mesh can be bent by hand and effortlessly cut with tin snips and a common scissor.

Brass Plain Weave Wire Mesh or wire cloth is most commonly used square weave wire mesh. In Plain weave wire netting, each warp wire crosses interchangeably above and below each weft wire. Warp wires and weft wires usually have the same diameter. Shute wire- Also known as weft wire that runs across mesh width. Warp wire- It runs in the direction of mesh length. Each weft wire goes alternatively over and under each warp wire, and vice versa. Usually the finer Brass Plain Weave Wire Mesh weaves are most commonly used in petrochemical and food processing, chemical, plastic production houses, on the other hand, coarser Brass Plain Weave Wire Mesh weaves are used for dewatering, sizing, filter cloth and extruding applications. Brass Plain Weave Wire Meshes are available with apertures from 10.7 mm (2 mesh) to 0.05 mm (325 mesh).

Brass Plain Weave Wire Mesh is available in different sizes and wide-range can be customized to fit your exact specifications in order to meet your specific application requirements. Brass Plain Weave Wire Mesh could be Woven and Welded.

Brass Plain Weave Wire Mesh is extensively used for sieving, particle separation, filtering, safety and equipment protection, window screen, food processing industries, infill panels, and many more uses and find applications in a wide range of industries according to mesh sizes and Brass Plain Weave Wire Mesh materials.