Stainless steel wire mesh is the most popular woven screen in the industrial world. It is known for its corrosion resistance and strength. Stainless steel wire mesh contains chromium and nickel in addition to steel. It is non-magnetic in the annealed condition. After stainless steel wire mesh has been woven, it may become slightly magnetic due to cold working. The two basic metal types: AlloyType 304 and Type 316.
Services Provided
Free sample services
We offer samples,with sample costs,shipping and taxes paid by the buyer.
Customize services
We can produce many kinds of welded mesh products,if you have your own design or have specification drawing,we can make products as your requirement.
If you don't have any idea, please tell us where will it be using, we will give you some specification to refer,and we can provide the drawing also.
After-Sales Services
Our after-sales service start immediately after signing the contract.
1.No matter FOB or CIF the price term is we would try our best to find a lowest freight cost for customers' reference.
2.We will send production process photos to customers for their inspection.
3.Do our best to help customer arrange the shipment and customs clearance.
4.Installation, maintenance and repair instructions with full information.
In gerneral speaking , some specifications , we could be according to customer's request arrange for production , if you need any details informations , please just be contact us .
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FAQ
1. How to specify stainless steel wire mesh
In order to request a quote or order material, it is essential to identify your complete wire mesh specifications. Please find below the seven key criteria needed to request a quote or to place an order with Zhuoda.
1.1 Quantity - how many pieces or rolls do you require for your application?
1.2 Dimensions - what are the dimensions of the roll or piece you need?
1.3 Mesh (Mesh Count) - first, measure 1″ (from center to wire to center of wire), then count the number of openings in that 1″ span. This number is your mesh, or mesh count. If you require a space cloth, what is the clear opening (in inches) between parallel and adjacent wires?
1.4 Diameter Wire - what is the diameter of the wire you need, in inches? Often times a micrometer, a strument which measures diameter is used. If you happen to know your mesh count, and you're a bit unclear in terms of the diameter wire, the standard or market grade meshes are an excellent starting point.
1.5 Metal or Alloy - what metal or alloy will work best in your application?
1.6 Type of Weave - do you requirements call for a plain weave? Or is it a twilled weave?
1.7 Type of Crimp - if your requirements call for a woven mesh, there will need to be a crimp style. Is it a plain crimp, intermediate crimp, lock crimp? A hybrid crimp style? Plain crimp is considered the most common.
2. How does stainless steel wire mesh ship?
By sea or by air.
3. Pricing information
Pricing in the wire mesh industry can be both confusing and volatile. By and large, because the wire mesh market is closely linked to the metals market, pricing for wire mesh can be impacted by fluctuations in the value of copper, nickel and iron. Further, because there are so many different specifications and countless ways in which mesh can be purchased, pricing for wire mesh is not always straight forward. We have developed the following section to help resolve some of these common pricing related questions. 
