Durable And Long Lasting Reverse Dutch Wire Mesh With High Tensile Strength

Introduction:

Reverse Dutch weave wire mesh is a specialized type of woven wire mesh where the warp wires are smaller in diameter than the weft wires. In a standard Dutch weave, the warp wires are thicker than the weft wires. This reversal of wire sizes in reverse Dutch weave creates a unique mesh structure with larger openings on the surface while maintaining high mechanical strength.

Reverse Dutch weave wire mesh is often used for applications where a smooth surface is required, such as in extruder screens, hydraulic filters, and pressure and vacuum filters. This type of mesh is known for its ability to provide precise filtration with minimal flow resistance.

Reverse plain Dutch weave wire mesh is a specific type of woven wire mesh that combines characteristics of reverse weave patterns and plain Dutch weave. In this weave structure, the weft wires are smaller in diameter and spaced closer together compared to the thicker and more widely spaced warp wires.

This unique arrangement results in a mesh with a smooth and flat filtering surface due to the closely packed weft wires. Reverse plain Dutch weave wire mesh is known for its high filtration efficiency, especially for fine particles, while still maintaining good strength and durability.

This type of wire mesh is commonly used in applications where precise filtration is required, such as in the chemical, pharmaceutical, and food industries.

Reverse twill Dutch weave wire mesh is a specialized type of woven wire mesh that combines characteristics of reverse weave patterns, twill weave, and Dutch weave. In this weave structure, the weft wires pass alternately over and under two thicker warp wires in a twill pattern, similar to twill Dutch weave. However, the warp wires are thinner and spaced more closely together than the weft wires, creating a reverse weave effect.

This unique combination results in a mesh with a smooth surface and excellent filtration capabilities. Reverse twill Dutch weave wire mesh is often used in applications that require precise filtration for fine particles while maintaining a strong and durable mesh structure.

This type of wire mesh is commonly utilized in industries such as chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, and food processing where high-quality filtration is essential.

Characteristics:

1. Warp wire has bigger dia than shute wire
2. Shute wires are possibly bound close to each other
3. High accuracy
4. Nominal or no pressure loss while filtration
5. Supreme filtration surface
6. More stable than square and rectangular wire mesh

Features:

Smooth surface.
High hardness.
Zero aperture.
Chemical resistance.
Acid and alkali resistance.
Rust and corrosion resistance.
High tensile strength than the plain weave woven wire mesh.
Outstanding filtration performance.

Application:

Reverse dutch woven wire mesh is widely used for filtering in various industries.

Aerospace.
Petroleum.
Chemical industry.
Chemical fiber.
Machinery.
Plastic products.
Conveying.
Other industries.

Specification:

48 × 10 mesh RDPW 400 nominal micron.
72 × 15 mesh RDTW 250 nominal micron.
132 × 17 mesh RDTW 200 nominal micron.
152 × 30 mesh RDTW 115 nominal micron.
260 × 40 mesh RDTW 75 nominal micron.

Packing:

Questions: What specs are needed to quote?

Answer: Material, woven type, aperture or mesh counts, wire diameter, roll width x roll length and number of rolls.