Endless Shell Diagonal Cover Stainless Steel Wire Mesh for Cylinder Mould

Mesh count directly affects fiber retention and dehydration speed. Low mesh count (60-80 mesh) is used for newsprint and boxboard paper, dehydrating quickly with low fiber retention. Medium to high mesh count (90-120 mesh) is used for cultural and printing paper, offering good retention and fine surface. High mesh count (120+ mesh) is used for special and filter paper for fine filtration.

Please send us the mesh count and material, and the size of the cylinder (diameter or length and width) you need. We will quote you our price based on that information.

The most commonly used is 304 stainless steel due to its good corrosion resistance, oxidation resistance, and moderate cost. It withstands acid, alkali, and humid environments in pulp. For more demanding environments with high chloride ion content, 316L material can be selected to enhance corrosion resistance.

It offers a longer service life as it is wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant, lasting several times longer than polyester mesh. It provides higher stability with a low coefficient of thermal expansion and less deformation. It also ensures better paper quality with a smooth, seamless surface that reduces marks and improves uniformity.

The mesh is primarily made from 304L or 316L stainless steel, ensuring robust engineering and resistance to harsh chemical environments.