2.75mm Hole 304 Stainless Steel Heavy Duty Mesh Filtering – 0.43mm Wire – 8 LPI

Description

Stainless Steel Heavy Duty Mesh Filtering

2.75mm hole heavy duty mesh filtering in top quality 304 grade stainless steel made from 0.43mm wire. As you can see from the image, this is a heavy woven mesh specification. 2.75mm aperture is fairly large to be woven to form a mesh netting, as a consequence it requires a thick wire to produce.

The Mesh Company is one of the leading suppliers of stainless steel wire mesh in the United Kingdom. Additionally, in addition to stocking only the best products, we provide the most helpful customer service by providing bespoke cutting and fast shipping.

Wire Cloth Specification

The specifications of this woven wire mesh are as below:

• Mesh Count = 8 holes per linear inch
• Holes / Wires Per Square Inch = 64 holes per square inch
• Wire Thickness = 0.43mm
• Hole Size / Aperture = 2.75mm
• Open Area % = 75%
• Cut With – Tin snips, guillotine or angle grinder

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We also offer a massive range of 304 stainless steel perforated metal sheet options from immediate stock. In order to produce stainless steel perforated metal sheet, flat sheet metal is punched with round or square holes. Perforated sheets are commonly often used in applications where the passing of air is required. Because the holes are punched, it is possible to have a far stronger finished metal product than it would be for the equivalent thickness in woven or welded mesh.

Why Choose The Mesh Company?

Our group have been in the mesh industry for over 150 years. We are one of the UK’s most trusted mesh suppliers because:

• Quality products: We offer high-quality products that are designed to meet the needs of a wide range of customers. 
• Wide range of products: We are known for offering a wide range of products, including mesh, fencing, netting, and other related products. 
• Experienced staff: Our staff are knowledgeable, experienced, and can provide expert advice and assistance to customers. This can be especially helpful for customers who are unsure about which product to choose or who have specific requirements. We also regular write blogs and help guides to help explain what our materials can be used for. 
• Competitive prices: We are sure that our prices are always the lowest around. This makes us an attractive option for customers who are looking for a cost-effective solution.
• Customer service: The Mesh Company place a high priority on service and offer excellent support and assistance to our customers. This can help to ensure that you will have a positive experience when working with The Mesh Company.

What Other Woven Mesh Options Are Available?

The Mesh Company has an enormous range of woven wire mesh products.  We truly are an industry leader among suppliers of weld mesh and woven wire materials. With the capabilities we have in-house, we can provide virtually anything you require.

Copper, brass, black, and galvanised steel wire mesh materials are also available in large stock quantities at bargain prices. See our blog for specific information on all of our various material options.

FAQs For This Product

How Do I Select The Right Material For Mesh Filtering?

Here are some steps to help you select the right material for mesh filtering:

1. Consider the fluid or material being filtered: The first step in selecting the right material for mesh filtering is to consider the properties of the fluid or material being filtered. This includes factors such as the temperature, pH, and chemical composition of the fluid or material, as well as its size and density.
2. Determine the desired filtration efficiency: Consider the desired level of filtration efficiency, taking into account the size of the particles that need to be removed. Larger particles can typically be filtered using a coarser mesh, while finer particles may require a finer mesh.
3. Consider the operating conditions: The operating conditions, such as pressure and temperature, can have a significant impact on the choice of material for mesh filtering. Some materials may be more suitable for high-pressure applications, while others may be better suited for high-temperature applications.
4. Balance filtration efficiency and flow rate: The choice of material for mesh filtering should also take into account the desired balance between filtration efficiency and flow rate. A finer mesh will provide better filtration, but may also reduce the flow rate, while a coarser mesh will allow for a higher flow rate, but may also allow for larger particles to pass through.
5. Consider the material’s compatibility: Consider the compatibility of the material with the fluid or material being filtered, as well as with any chemicals that may be present in the fluid or material. Some materials may be susceptible to corrosion or chemical attack, while others may be resistant to these effects.
6. Cost and availability: Finally, consider the cost and availability of the material, taking into account any factors that may impact the cost, such as the size and thickness of the mesh, and the desired quantity.

How Do I Calculate Flow Rate?

1. Porosity of the mesh: This refers to the ratio of open space in the mesh to the total volume of the mesh. The higher the porosity, the higher the flow rate.
2. Viscosity of the fluid: The viscosity of the fluid affects the flow rate by influencing the resistance to flow. Higher viscosity fluids will flow more slowly through a mesh than lower viscosity fluids.
3. Pressure drop: The pressure drop across the mesh is the difference in pressure between the inlet and outlet of the mesh. The greater the pressure drop, the lower the flow rate.
4. Mesh size: The size of the mesh openings will directly impact the flow rate. Smaller mesh openings will result in a lower flow rate as they offer more resistance to flow.

Once you have determined these factors, you can use the following formula to calculate the flow rate:

Flow rate = K * (Pressure drop) / (Viscosity * Porosity)

Would This Mesh Make A Good Strainer Material?

Yes, this mesh is commonly used as a straining element to remove large particles or debris from a fluid stream, such as in piping systems or industrial processes.

Check out our blog ‘everything that you need to know about woven filter mesh’ for more information on this product. Our goal for our blogs and help guides is to answer as many questions as possible to help to explain the possibilities of mesh to our customers.  Contact our team today if you have any questions at all. We are always really keen to help in any way that we can. 

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