Mesh count
The number of openings per linear inch in woven wire cloth. Higher mesh count usually means a smaller opening, but wire diameter still changes the clear aperture.
Compare practical reference sizes before you issue an RFQ. Choose the manufacturing process first, then match opening, wire diameter, material and supply form to the job.
Pick a manufacturing process to avoid mixing woven mesh count, welded opening, perforated pattern and expanded-metal dimensions.
View Size TableValues are nominal references for early selection and quotation. Confirm material grade, finished dimensions, tolerance, coating and test requirements before production.
For filtration, sieving and screen packs. Mesh count means openings per linear inch, not the clear opening by itself.
For fencing, guarding, storage and fabricated panels. State the clear opening and finished wire diameter, not gauge alone.
For ventilation, acoustic panels and guards. Hole diameter, pattern, pitch and sheet thickness must be specified together.
For walkways, platforms and guards. Specify SWD, LWD, strand dimensions and whether the sheet is raised or flattened.
A mesh number, opening and wire diameter describe different things. The right starting point depends on whether the job is separation, containment, airflow or load-bearing access.
The number of openings per linear inch in woven wire cloth. Higher mesh count usually means a smaller opening, but wire diameter still changes the clear aperture.
The open distance between inside wire faces. This is the primary dimension for particle retention, pests and airflow.
The wire thickness controls strength, weight and open area. Buy by millimetres; gauge is only a reference because charts differ.
Expanded metal uses short-way and long-way diamond dimensions, plus strand width and thickness. It is not specified by woven mesh count.
Use mesh count, aperture and open area together; provide media, flow and particle-size requirements in the RFQ.
Fencing & enclosuresState the animal or security risk, environment, finish, roll or panel dimensions and support method.
Concrete reinforcementConfirm drawing, grade, spacing, sheet dimensions and applicable project standards before final selection.
Guards & airflowSpecify impact risk, edge treatment, panel support, material and corrosion route alongside the opening pattern.
These pages add material routes, supply forms, weights, application checks and RFQ guidance. Only pages with their own technical content are listed here.
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View Full SpecsAdd reference rows to the RFQ, then confirm material, dimensions, quantity, application, destination and any inspection requirements.