About Brass Fine Wire Mesh
Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc and has improved resistance to abrasion and corrosion 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 6070 copper plus 3040 zincFine Wire Meshis a mesh of wires combined together having fine holes on its surfaceBrass Fine Wire meshor wire cloth is thin woven wire meshes with mesh from 11 to 500 500 wire diameter and can be 0025 mm to 203 mm 0001 inch to 008 inchBrass Fine Wire Meshcan be used in elevated temperature applications due to excellent functioning in higher temperaturesBrass Fine Wire meshis a versatile wire mesh having wide application in industrial commercial and decoration
Exceptional Filtration and Sieving PerformanceDesigned for both industrial and domestic needs, this brass fine wire mesh excels in fine sieving and filtration applications. The uniform mesh opening of 0.3 mm enables efficient separation and screening of materials, ensuring optimal process outcomes in sectors such as chemical, pharmaceutical, and food processing.
Superior Durability and ResistanceManufactured from CuZn37 alloy, this mesh delivers robust tensile strength of 350 MPa and is coated for enhanced corrosion resistance. Its ability to withstand temperatures up to 300C makes it suitable for demanding filtration and separation environments, providing long-lasting, maintenance-free performance.
FAQs of Brass Fine Wire Mesh:
Q: How do I install the Brass Fine Wire Mesh for sieving or filtration purposes?
A: The mesh is supplied in rolls, allowing you to easily cut it to the desired size. For sieving and filtration, secure the mesh onto a frame or holder, ensuring that the cut edge is safely fixed to prevent unraveling and maintain mesh integrity during use.
Q: What are the benefits of using a brass mesh with 120 mesh count and 0.3 mm aperture?
A: A 120 mesh count combined with a 0.3 mm aperture offers fine filtration or sieving, enabling precise separation of small particles. This ensures high efficiency in processes where product purity and consistency are essential.
Q: Where is this fine brass wire mesh typically used?
A: This mesh is commonly utilized in sieving, fine filtration, and as insect screens. Industries such as chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, food production, and architectural applications frequently benefit from its versatility and performance.
Q: What process is used to manufacture the mesh, and why is the weave type important?
A: The mesh is produced using a plain weave technique, where each wire alternately passes over and under adjacent wires. This process ensures even aperture distribution, strength, and a smooth, uniform mesh surfacecrucial for reliable filtration and extended service life.
Q: When should I choose a coated, corrosion-resistant mesh like this brass type?
A: Select this mesh for environments exposed to moisture, chemicals, or high temperatures up to 300C. Its coated, corrosion-resistant surface ensures durability and minimal maintenance, especially in outdoor installations or harsh industrial settings.
Q: What advantages does the CuZn37 alloy provide for this mesh?
A: CuZn37 alloy, with a high zinc content, offers excellent mechanical strength and ductility, along with a shiny golden finish. This combination improves the meshs longevity, resistance to wear, and visual appeal.