Our premium Brass Wire Mesh is engineered for industrial excellence, blending high-strength mechanical properties with exceptional conductivity. Crafted from top-notch brass wires, this versatile mesh provides a superior balance of durability and precision, making it an ideal solution for filtration, protection, and specialized industrial applications requiring high thermal and electrical performance.
Designed to meet rigorous international standards, our brass mesh features a variety of weaving techniques—including plain and twill weaves—to ensure a flat surface and uniform aperture distribution. Whether you require standard specifications or a fully customized solution, our professional manufacturing process guarantees outstanding oxidation resistance and a prolonged service life in demanding environments.
Detailed Parameters
| Mesh Count (10-40) | Wire Dia: 0.5mm to 0.2mm | Mesh Count (50-100) | Wire Dia: 0.17mm to 0.1mm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mesh Count (120-200) | Wire Dia: 0.08mm to 0.05mm | Material Grade | High-Quality Industrial Brass |
| Weave Types | Plain Weave, Twill Weave | Surface Finish | Uniform, Flat Mesh Surface |
| Processing | Cold/Hot Rolling, Stretching | Customization | Available upon request |
| Key Features | Anti-oxidation, Corrosion Resistant | Application | Filtration, Decoration, Protection |
Key Advantages
Robust Physical Properties
High strength and toughness ensure the mesh withstands external pressures and impacts without deformation or breakage.
Excellent Processability
Superior cold and hot processing allows for easy bending, stretching, and drilling to meet complex design needs.
Corrosion Resistance
Strong resistance to atmospheric and freshwater corrosion, ensuring a long service life in humid or outdoor settings.
High Conductivity
Excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, essential for specialized industrial electronic and heat-exchange roles.
Aesthetic Appeal
Distinctive golden yellow color adds decorative value for architectural screens, windows, and luxury interiors.
Cost-Effectiveness
Provides industrial-grade performance at a lower cost than precious metal meshes, maximizing your ROI.
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Quality Control
Rigorous inspection of brass wire purity and weaving consistency for every batch.
Precision Weaving
Advanced looms ensuring uniform mesh holes and a perfectly flat surface.
Custom Engineering
Tailored specifications for mesh count and wire diameter to fit your exact project.
Supply Chain Efficiency
Optimized inventory management to ensure fast delivery of standard sizes.
Material Sourcing
Sourcing only high-grade brass to prevent premature oxidation.
Application Support
Expert guidance on selecting the right weave for filtration vs. decoration.
Investment Return Comparison
| Feature | Brass Wire Mesh | Precious Metal Mesh | Standard Iron Mesh |
|---|---|---|---|
| Initial Cost | Moderate/Low | Very High | Very Low |
| Durability | High | Extreme | Moderate |
| Corrosion Resistance | Excellent | Superior | Low (Rust prone) |
| Conductivity | High | Superior | Moderate |
| Overall Value | High ROI | Specialized Only | Low Lifespan |
Frequently Asked Questions
Brass wire mesh is widely used in liquid and gas filtration, electrical shielding, heat exchangers, and high-end architectural decoration due to its conductivity and golden appearance.
Brass possesses naturally good corrosion resistance in atmospheric and freshwater conditions, making it more durable than iron mesh in humid environments.
Yes, while we stock common specifications (from 10 to 200 mesh), we offer comprehensive customization services to meet your specific technical requirements.
Plain weave offers a basic, stable structure, while twill weave typically provides higher density and better filtration efficiency with a distinct diagonal pattern.
Absolutely. Its golden yellow color and versatility in bending and stretching make it a popular choice for luxury screens, doors, and window decorations.
Selection depends on the particle size you need to filter. Higher mesh counts (e.g., 100-200) have smaller wire diameters and smaller holes for finer filtration.
