Plain Weave :-

Each warp wire passes over and under the successive rows of weft wires and vice versa ensuring the maximum of weaving stability and most accurate mesh openings between 2.8 mm and 0.048 mm. Tolerances  as well to ISO 9044.

Twill Weave :-

The thread position changes at every second, third or fourth crossing of wire giving a reduced stability.  This type of weave allows a thicker wire and is consequently well suitable for heavy meshes.  Available upto approx. 0.025 mm aperture.

Plain dutch Weave :- ( Hollander Weave )

Type of weave is similar to plain woven fabric.  However, the thicker warp are located at a wider distance from each other unlike the thinner weft wires which lie closer to each other.  Mainly used for filters, suction apparatus, centrifuges and similar systems of separation.

Twill dutch Weave :-

( Cordury cloth ) a combination of the dutch weave and the twill weave, which enables twice as much weft wires to be placed into the same area than with a plain dutch weave, by which a light-proof mesh vertical to the surface is obtained.   A very robust weave with a very fine passage down to 2 microns nominal, therefore it is above all used for finest filtration even under highest pressure.

Vibrating Screen

Screen Cloth Panel

Perforated Plates

Wire Mesh

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