Iron Woven Wire Mesh

Iron Woven Wire Mesh or wire cloth is technically a wire mesh panel accurately manufactured by, woven to size in the same technique cloth is woven, manufactured on a loom. It is particularly useful because it works perfectly with hot or cold liquids, is extremely chemical resistant, and can be easily cleaned. Iron Woven Wire netting is normally woven on looms, like looms that are normally used to weave cloth. Usually, any specification that is 5 x 5 Mesh and finer is a woven wire mesh. However, in this case, wires, not yarn, are used to produce wire mesh. The loom terms—heddles, reeds, and bobbin—are the same. Because the pre-straightened wires are welded at the intersections, relatively thinner diameter wires can be used over larger spaces. The mesh itself will remain strong and stable with a high percentage of open area. Different patterns such as plain weave, twilled weave, and plain dutch weave are made on these types of weaving looms

Iron Woven Wire Meshes are exceptionally multipurpose and adaptable and easy to install, and are used in numerous applications. Heavier Iron Woven Wires must be pre-crimped as the material rests stable and rigid after the crimping process. Whereas pre-crimped Iron Woven Wire mesh is ideal for both industrial & architectural applications.

Iron Woven 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.

Iron Woven Wire Mesh is widely used for machine guarding, architectural grilles, fencing, display shelves and stands, liquid filtration, air filtration, handrail panel inserts, filters, baskets, wall reinforcement, application of strainers, sieves and separators, and many more uses and find applications in wide range of industries according to mesh sizes and Iron Woven Wire Mesh materials.