Dutch Weave Stainless Steel Wire Mesh

High-Pressure Filtration with Micron-Level Retention.

Heavy Duty

Micron-Grade Retention

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Precision Filtration Performance

Dutch Weave Wire Mesh is a high-strength stainless steel filter mesh designed for precision filtration. It uses different wire diameters for warp and weft wires, providing excellent strength, pressure resistance, and stable filtration accuracy. Available in Plain Dutch Weave, Twill Dutch Weave, and Reverse Dutch Weave, our stainless steel Dutch Weave Mesh offers micron-level filtration performance for applications such as plastic extrusion, petrochemical, hydraulic systems, food processing, and industrial filtration.

Specs Table(some key products)

Material

Weave Type

Warp Mesh

Weft Mesh

Wire Dia.(mm)

304

Twill Dutch Weave

90

760

0.1/0.07

316L

Plain Dutch Weave

110

900

0.08/0.03

316L

Plain Dutch Weave

125

1100

0.08/0.025

316L

Twill Dutch Weave

165

800

0.07/0.05

316L

Twill Dutch Weave

165

1400

0.07/0.04

316L

Twill Dutch Weave

200

1400

0.07/0.04

316L

Twill Dutch Weave

325

2300

0.035/0.025

316L

Plain Dutch Weave

625

106

0.04/0.15

The data is for reference only; actual conditions prevail.

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FAQ

A: PDS is used for standard filtration (down to ~60 microns) and offers higher flow rates. TDS is much denser (down to 5 microns) and is used for critical high-precision filtration where capturing the smallest particles is vital.

A: Yes. Due to the heavy warp wires, Dutch Weave acts as its own support structure. It is designed specifically for high-pressure applications like hydraulic filters and plastic extrusion.

A: Yes, we are experts in fabrication. We can supply Reverse Dutch Weave belts (Auto Screen) for screen changers, and we can stamp mesh into discs, donuts, or kidney shapes to fit your equipment perfectly.

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