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Dorstener Wire offers a large selection of woven cloth alloys for our products. Our staff will work with you to determine the appropriate material or materials to use for your application. In addition, DWT offers alloy verification services to test the selection of woven wire cloth mesh alloys and determine the correct alloy to use.
Standard alloys for woven cloth include:
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Has a high percent of copper. Normally used in a corrosion application where brass is not suitable.
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Due to its physical properties this alloy is ideal for weaving. It has a wide range of applications including filtration, to screening. This alloy is stronger than brass and can withstand a great deal of cold working.
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This is a non-rusting material and is used in some industrial and architectural applications.
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This alloy is known for its ability to conduct electricity. Used in applications where electrical properties are needed.
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Low Carbon steel (C1008) is frequently used in the manufacture of industrial woven and welded mesh products due to its low cost and ease of workability. This material has a low resistance to abrasion, chemical attack and corrosion. This material is available in bright and black annealed. Our bright annealed material is much cleaner than standard commodity black steel.
Galvanized or Zinc coated steel offer superior corrosion resistance compared to standard carbon steel without the expense of stainless steel. GAW (Galvanized After Welded/ Woven) and GBW (Galvanized Before Welded/Woven) are common terms in the Industry. There are various methods of galvanizing. Two of the most common are electro galvanized wire (prior to weaving / welding) and hot dipped galvanized mesh (post weaving / welding).
Copper Flashed steel provides some protection from corrosion and is also used to provide a stable wire for post processing such as nickel or chrome plating.
High Carbon steel is primarily used when resistance to abrasion and impact is required. This material is commonly used in sizing of aggregate materials.
We also offer custom applications of specialty paints and epoxy coatings. Epoxy coatings normally add stability to light wire diameter mesh products such as filter support and window screen.
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