High Tensile Heavy Duty Wire Mesh Screen , Quarry Heavy Duty Metal Mesh

1) RECTANGULAR SLOTTED MESH

Rectangular Slotted Mesh is economical to manufacture, and has a greater open area for increased air flow where binding or clogging occurs. The variable slot lengths mean it is often used to reduce flake content of material to acceptable levels.

2) EXTRA LONG SLOTTED MESH

Extra Long Slotted Mesh is manufactured with double or triple cross wires. It is stronger and more cost effective in comparison to Piano Wire or Self-Cleaning Screens. It provides a high open area and higher throughput than normal slotted mesh, decreasing the risk of clogging or binding.

3) SQUARE MESH

With an expanded lifespan, Square Mesh is the most cost efficient of the Woven Mesh range with an expanded lifespan. The formation of the wire allows for screening and production of regular shaped material. Square Mesh decreases the risk of clogging.

4. CRIMP TYPES

1) FLAT TOP
Knuckles on the underside allow material to move freely over the screen. Flat top crimping extends the life of the Wiven Screen and helps to avoid pegging.

2) DOUBLE CRIMP
Evenly crimped in warp and weft, the wires are spung together resulting in a tight mesh. This is used mainly with lighter wires to ensure tension for lighter Woven Screens.

3) LOCK CRIMP
A variation of the double crimp to ensure the wires remain in position for medium or heavy loaded Woven Screens in quarries, sand and gravel pits and mines.

4) CORRUGATED CRIMP
Extra crimps in warp and weft, the wires are seated in every third and fifth crimp. Corrugated mesh gives rigidity when manufacturing Slotted Mesh, even when the aperture is large in relation to the diameter of the wire.