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Woven mesh is often used in mechanical engineering due to its robustness and versatility. Thanks to its precise mesh structure, high strength and resistance to temperature and wear, it is a reliable material for a wide range of applications, such as filtration, protection and transport processes within industrial installations.

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Material types

Stainless steel:AISI 304 (L), AISI 316 (L)

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Applications and products

Applications

  • Filtration: Woven mesh is used to separate solids, liquids or gases from each other. Its precise mesh size makes it suitable for fine filtration in, for example, hydraulic systems and coolant circuits.
  • Protection: The mesh protects machines and installations against dust, dirt and external influences. This contributes to the safe operation of components and processes.
  • Transport processes: In industrial installations, woven mesh can be used in systems where materials are moved, for example in heat-resistant or chemically demanding processes.
  • Reinforcement and support: Woven mesh is used to reinforce structures or support vulnerable components, for example in technical applications where stability and durability are important.

Products

  • Filters: Mesh filters used in systems for liquids and gases, such as hydraulic installations or cooling circuits.
  • Ventilation grilles and protective screens: Products that prevent dust, dirt or objects from entering machines or installations.
  • Conveyor belts: Special mesh belts for industrial processes, for example in food processing or metalworking where heat and chemical resistance is required.
  • Reinforcement components: Parts such as mesh inlays in gaskets or vibration dampers that provide extra stability and support.