What to Know About Metal Mesh and Wire Mesh

What is metal mesh?

Metal mesh is a barrier composed of interconnected strands of metal that is available in both sheets and rolls, making it convenient for installation and use. It can be constructed through welding or weaving using various materials, including stainless steel, galvanized steel, plain carbon steel, aluminum, copper, bronze, brass, Monel, and other specialty metals. The openings in metal mesh can vary significantly, ranging from 6"x6" to as small as 1/8"x1/8". Standard sizes for sheets are typically 36", 48", or 60" wide by 8 or 10 feet long, while standard rolls are usually 100 feet in length. Metal mesh finds applications in numerous fields, including water filtration, machinery ventilation, construction materials, and many more. Recent trends indicate a growing demand for customized mesh solutions that cater to specific industrial needs.

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What is sintered metal?

Sintered metal enhances the properties of woven wire mesh by fusing the contact points of the wires, resulting in a mesh where the wires are securely bonded. This is achieved through a process involving heat and pressure, yielding a single layer of sintered wire mesh. Custom sintered wire mesh laminates can be produced to meet specific thickness, filtration ratings, or layer requirements. If you have a unique design, we can sinter various combinations of wire mesh to create a custom part. Sintering is versatile enough to accommodate many types of laminates, including 5-layer sintered wire mesh and various weave patterns.

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What is wire mesh?

Wire mesh is a fabric-like product created through the weaving or welding of thin metal strands into grid patterns. The strands intersect to form varied openings, depending on the application, which can range from a few microns to several inches in size. Wire mesh is available in multiple metals, such as aluminum, brass, bronze, copper, and stainless steel. Its reliability and cost-effectiveness make it a favored choice across a wide array of applications. The demand for specialized wire mesh continues to grow, driven by unique industrial requirements.

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