Stainless steel welded wire mesh can last long for the corrosion resistance compared to galvanized welded wire meshes. There is no need with surface treatment, it itself has the feature of corrosion resistance.
Due to the wires of stainless steel welded wire mesh is physically welded at each intersection by advanced, so that our stainless steel welded wire mesh will remain intact and rigid, uniform in appearance.
Aside from stainless steel’s corrosion resistance and high strength, stainless steel welded wire mesh is an ideal option for general industrial use because welded mesh can be cut down to smaller sizes, like rectangles, squares or discs, without fraying, which can occur when fabricating with a woven mesh.
Like virtually all wire mesh and wire cloth, stainless steel welded wire mesh lends itself for use in architectural, agricultural, commercial and industrial applications.
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• 302 stainless steel: Low grade stainless steel alloy, very economical cost and produced as a standard stainless grade.
• 304 stainless steel: Most common stainless alloy used in wire weaving. Excellent corrosion properties and can withstand temperatures of 1100 Degrees F.
• 304L stainless steel: Similar properties as 304ss but lower carbon content to permit better welding.
• 310 stainless steel: A high temperature nickel alloy that has excellent corrosion properties. Can withstand high operating temperatures up to 1800 degrees F for extended time periods.
• 316ss stainless steel: Similar properties to 304ss but is stabilized by the addition of Molybdenum for increased resistance to chemical corrosion.
• 316L stainless steel: Similar properties as 316ss but lower carbon content to permit better welding.
• 317L stainless steel: Increased corrosion resistance compared to 316ss. L grade allows better welding.
• 321 stainless steel: Similar to 347ss and can handle high operating temperatures. Has the addition of titanium.
• 330 stainless steel: This alloy can handle operating temperatures up to 1650 Degrees F. Common applications include heat treating fixtures & baskets.
• 347 stainless steel: Has similar properties of 304ss but has the additions of Columbium for stability in high operation temperatures.
• 410 stainless steel: Has very good resistance to corrosion & oxidation.
• 430 stainless steel: Has magnetic properties similar to carbon steel but with much higher corrosion resistance. Commonly used in the food processing industry.
►Corrosion resistance, uniform appearance
►Easy to operate
►Sturdy structure
►powerful
►Easy to install
►Lightweight
►Can resist wind loads
►Easily cut to suit different needs--Each intersection is physically welded, so the screen will remain intact and strong. The strong and stable welding seam makes stainless steel welded mesh an ideal choice for general industrial use, because the welded mesh can be cut into smaller sizes.
Stainless steel welded mesh is widely used in home and commercial applications. It is widely used in medicine, food, catering, medical, construction, automobile and other industries.
In workshops, factories-can is used for multiple purposes, such as safety nets, such as window grilles, data protection, stained glass protection or mechanical protection. In addition, the warehouse widely uses welded grids and storage.
It is also widely used in gardens and animal or bird care/containment. In addition to architectural grid applications such as sidewalks, railings, and cladding, weld grids are also commonly used in construction, civil engineering, and transportation.
It provides the high corrosion resistance provided by stainless steel as well as strength and hygiene characteristics. Typical applications of stainless steel welded mesh include: ventilation hoods, degreasing baskets, cooling trays, bread baskets and stone cages, etc.
