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  • The Feature of all Stainless steel Grade
    Stainless Steel Wire Cloth Weaving Materials
    With the addition of 11% or more chromium to steel, the alloy becomes non-staining under most conditions that corrode plain steel, thus the term stainless is applied.
     
    Non-Magnetic Alloys
    Alloys containing chromium and nickel are not magnetic in the annealed condition although they become slightly magnetic when cold worked.
     
    Type 304
    Often referred to as "18-8" (18% chromium, 8% nickel) T-304 is the basic stainless alloy most commonly utilized for wire cloth weaving. It withstands outdoor exposure without rusting and resists oxidation at an elevated temperature up to 1400 Degrees Fahrenheit.

    Typical wire cloth applications include use with chemicals, food products, pharmaceuticals and exposure to moisture.
     
    Type 304 L
    Type 304 L is very similar to T-304, the difference being the reduced carbon content for better weaving and secondary welding characteristics.
     
    Type 309
    A heat resistant alloy (23% chromium, 12% nickel) which is useful in temperatures up to 1700 Degrees Fahrenheit.
     
    Type 310
    Retains good strength and toughness at high temperatures and may be used to advantage where a combination of strength, toughness and oxidation resistance is essential. Where reducing or carburizing conditions are encountered at high temperatures, T-310 is preferred.

    Type 310 has a coefficient of expansion slightly lower than most other chromium - nickel alloys.
     
    Type 316
    Stabilized by the addition of 2% molydbenum, T-316 is an "18-8" alloy.

    Type 316 has better resistance to pitting corrosion than the other chromium-nickel stainless steels where brines, sulphur-bearing water or halogen salts, such as chlorides are present. A valuable property of T-316 is high creep strength at elevated temperatures. Other mechanical properties and fabricating characteristics are similar to T-304.

    Wire cloth woven of T-316 has extensive use in chemical processing when better corrosion resistance is required than the regular chromium-nickel types.
     
    Type 316 L
    Type 316 L is very similar to T-316, the difference being the reduced carbon content for better wire cloth weaving and secondary welding characteristics.
     
    Type 317
    Similar to the basic alloy (18% chromium) but with a higher nickel (14%) and molydbenum (3%) content for increased corrosion resistance.
     
    Type 321
    Has titanium added to reduce or eliminate chromium carbide precipitation resulting from welding or exposure to high temperatures. It is quite effective as a stabilizer although the over-all corrosion resistance is somewhat reduced.

    Type 321 wire mesh is normally used where secondary welding processes are not required.
     
    Type 330
    Similar to Incoloy, T-330 is a nickel-chromium alloy (35% nickel, 15% chromium) used for heat treating baskets suitable for temperatures up to 1650 ° Fahrenheit.
     
    Type 347
    Similar on analysis to Type 321 except that columbium is used as an addition instead of titanium.

    Columbium is an effective stabilizer and does not appreciably reduce the over-all corrosion resistance as does titanium.

    Wire cloth woven of Type 347 is used when secondary welding procedures are required, in applications subject to corrosive environments.
     
    Magnetic Alloys
    Type 410
    The general purpose alloy of the martensitic class containing 12.5% chromium. Heat treated T-410 has mechanical properties comparable to alloy steels such as SAE 4130. Type 410 possesses mild corrosion resistance as well as heat and oxidation resistance up to 1400o Fahrenheit.
     
    Type 430

    The general purpose alloy of the ferritic class and the most popular of straight chromium (17%) stainless steels. More commonly used for wire cloth production, T-430 is not heat treatable but is more resistant to chemical attack and high temperature than T-410.

    Chemical Composotion

    stainless steel wire chemical composition and features

    Woven mesh speciication:

    Mesh

    Wire Dia

    Aperture

    Aperture

    Area

    Weightlbs /100 ft2

    Inch

         mm

    Inch

         mm

    1x1

    .080

    2.03

    .920

    23.37

    84.6

    41.1

    2X2

    .063

    1.60

    .437

    11.10

    76.4

    51.2

    3X3

    .054

    1.37

    .279

    7.09

    70.1

    56.7

    4X4

    .063

    1.60

    .187

    4.75

    56.0

    104.8

    4X4

    .047

    1.19

    .203

    5.16

    65.9

    57.6

    5X5

    .041

    1.04

    .159

    4.04

    63.2

    54.9

    6X6

    .035

    .89

    .132

    3.35

    62.7

    48.1

    8X8

    .028

    .71

    .097

    2.46

    60.2

    41.1

    10X10

    .025

    .64

    .075

    1.91

    56.3

    41.2

    10X10

    .020

    .51

    .080

    2.03

    64.0

    26.1

    12X12

    .023

    .584

    .060

    1.52

    51.8

    42.2

    12X12

    .020

    .508

    .063

    1.60

    57.2

    31.6

    14X14

    .023

    .584

    .048

    1.22

    45.2

    49.8

    14X14

    .020

    .508

    .051

    1.30

    51.0

    37.2

    16X16

    .018

    .457

    .0445

    1.13

    50.7

    34.5

    18X18

    .017

    .432

    .0386

    .98

    48.3

    34.8

    20X20

    .020

    .508

    .0300

    .76

    36.0

    55.2

    20X20

    .016

    .406

    .0340

    .86

    46.2

    34.4

    24X24

    .014

    .356

    .0277

    .70

    44.2

    31.8

    30X30

    .013

    .330

    .0203

    .52

    37.1

    34.8

    30X30

    .012

    .305

    .0213

    .54

    40.8

    29.4

    30X30

    .009

    .229

    .0243

    .62

    53.1

    16.1

    35X35

    .011

    .279

    .0176

    .45

    37.9

    29.0

    40X40

    .010

    .254

    .0150

    .38

    36.0

    27.6

    50X50

    .009

    .229

    .0110

    .28

    30.3

    28.4

    50X50

    .008

    .203

    .0120

    .31

    36.0

    22.1

    60X60

    .0075

    .191

    .0092

    .23

    30.5

    23.7

    60X60

    .007

    .178

    .0097

    .25

    33.9

    20.4

    70X70

    .0065

    .165

    .0078

    .20

    29.8

    20.8

    80X80

    .0065

    .165

    .0060

    .15

    23.0

    23.2

    80X80

    .0055

    .140

    .0070

    .18

    31.4

    16.9

    90X90

    .005

    .127

    .0061

    .16

    30.1

    15.8

    100X100

    .0045

    .114

    .0055

    .14

    30.3

    14.2

    100X100

    .004

    .102

    .0060

    .15

    36.0

    11.0

    100X100

    .0035

    .089

    .0065

    .17

    42.3

    8.3

    110X110

    .0040

    .1016

    .0051

    .1295

    30.7

    12.4

    120X120

    .0037

    .0940

    .0064

    .1168

    30.7

    11.6

    150X150

    .0026

    .0660

    .0041

    .1041

    37.4

    7.1

    160X160

    .0025

    .0635

    .0038

    .0965

    36.4

    5.94

    180X180

    .0023

    .0584

    .0033

    .0838

    34.7

    6.7

    200X200

    .0021

    .0533

    .0029

    .0737

    33.6

    6.2

    250X250

    .0016

    .0406

    .0024

    .0610

    36.0

    4.4

    270X270

    .0016

    .0406

    .0021

    .0533

    32.2

    4.7

    300X300

    .0051

    .0381

    .0018

    .0457

    29.7

    3.04

    325X325

    .0014

    .0356

    .0017

    .0432

    30.0

    4.40

    400X400

    .0010

    .0254

    .0015

    .0370

    36.0

    3.3

    500X500

    .0010

    .0254

    .0010

    .0254

    25.0

    3.8

    635X635

    .0008

    .0203

    .0008

    .0203

    25.0

    2.63

     

     

     

     

    Plain Dutch Weave-(Plain Hollander Weave

     

    Mesh count(LxW)

    LxW(mm)

    Micron retention Absolute μm

    Nominal retention Nominal μm

    8X85

    .014X.0126

    318 340

    250 255

    12X64

    .024X.0165

    270 285

    200 205

    14X88

    .020X.013

    225 245

    150 155

    20X150

    .0098X.007

    155 165

    100 105

    24X100

    .015X.010

    115 125

    80 85

    30X150

    .009X.007

    95 100

    65 70

    40X200

    .007X.0055

    65 70

    55 60

    50X250

    .0055X.0045

    55 60

    40 45

    80X400

    .0049X.0028

    43 48

    35 40

     

     

     

    Twill Dutch Weave-(Plain Hollander Weave

     

    Mesh count(LxW)

    L.DxW.D

    Micron retention Absolute μm

    Micron retention Nominalμm

    20x250

    .0098x.0079

    110-120

    98-105

    30x360

    .0098x.0060

    90-100

    80-84

    40x560

    .0070x.0040

    70-75

    47-52

    120x400

    .0040x.0025

    50-55

    37-43

    120x160

    .0040x.0025

    40-45

    28-32

    80x700

    .0040x.0030

    35-40

    24-26

    200x600

    .0024x.0018

    28-32

    19-21

    165x800

    .0028x.0020

    24-26

    14-16

    165x1400

    .0028x.0016

    16-18

    9-11

    200x1400

    .0028x.0016

    12-14

    5-6

    250x1400

    .0022x.0016

    11-12

    3-4

    325x2300

    .0015x.0010

    8-9

    2-3

        

             Reverse Dutch Stainless Steel Wire Mesh

    Mesh count

    Wire dia.(mm)

    Mesh thickness(mm)

    Weight

    warp

    weft

    warp

    weft

    Kg/m2

    72

    15

    0.45

    0.55

    0.18

    4.78

    132

    17

    0.35

    0.45

    0.14

    4.86

    152

    24

    0.27

    0.45

    1.04

    4.0

    260

    40

    0.15

    0.27

    0.69

    2.2

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