High Carbon Steel Square Hole Vibrating Screen Mesh 1.5X2m

1.5X2m High Carbon Steel Square Hole Vibrating Screen Mesh

Carbon Steel Screen Mesh, Rock Crusher Wire Mesh, Sand Screen Wire Mesh for vibrating screen is mainly to sifted some exact substances we want with correct sizes. such as in the quarry, to suit the machines equipment, we studied and produced series of high carbon steel vibrating woven screen mesh such as hook type, flat type, diamond self cleaning screen mesh, anti clogging screen mesh. high carbon steel over hooks vibrating woven mesh mainly use the 65Mn or high tensile steel wire etc, which is wear-resisting.

WOVEN WIRE CRIMPS

1. Double Crimp Woven Wire
Used for medium to heavy wire in relation to screen opening size.

2. Lock pre-crimp mesh
Unlike plain crimped mesh, lock crimped mesh is characterized by straight sections of wire connected by a well defined bump at the wire intersections, such a manner to actually lock the wires together, offering further assurance of no wire movement. Our lock crimp wire mesh is good in quality and competitive at price.

3. Flat Top Woven Wire

Flat top is similar to the lock crimp, but all of its crimping is offset to one side of the material. This creates a smooth top surface-with no high points-as all wires are woven on a single plane. Its bottom side, however, has crimp bumps approximately twice the height of lock crimp bumps. Flat top was originally created to allow for the smooth flow of materials over the surface and provide a flat face for use as backer screens. Flat top is ideal for aggregate sizing and sorting, agriculture, filtration, and heat-treating applications.

4. Intermdiate Crimp Woven Wire
Used in coarse weaves of lighter gauge woven wire to provide greater stability, tightness of weave and maximum rigidity. Very common in wire mesh openings larger than 1/2" (12.7mm).

Applications

Mining industry

Coal factory

Construction industry

Food processing and meat industry

Used for

Grid window

Poultry protection

Concrete reinforcement

Building construction