Roll-Form Stainless Steel Wire Mesh Filters for OEM and High-Flow Lines

Roll-Form Stainless Steel Wire Mesh Filters for OEM and High-Flow Lines

Product overview

These roll-form Stainless Steel Wire Mesh Filters are engineered for OEMs, filtration packers and process plants that prefer on-demand cutting, pleating and staged assembly. Supplying mesh in rolls (instead of only pre-cut elements) reduces tooling lead time for custom housings and allows buyers to run pilot lots before scaling—an approach commonly offered by B2B suppliers and marketplace vendors

Why choose woven stainless wire
Woven stainless media resists thermal, chemical and mechanical stress from cleaning cycles and aggressive process fluids. For fine polishing and micron control, Dutch or reverse-Dutch weaves are industry defaults because they combine a fine weft for tight retention with a coarser warp for permeability and mechanical support — ideal where micron control is needed without resorting to bonded or sintered media.

Product Specification Sheet

Formats & downstream processing
You can source rolls in various widths/lengths, then convert them to: pleated cartridges (maximizing area for compact housings), welded framed panels for large inline strainers, or stacked discs for centrifugal screens. Pleated wire cartridges provide high flow per element and are serviceable on site (backflush/solvent/ultrasonic) — a cost-effective option for reusable media strategies.

Applications & specification guidance
Typical uses: beverage clarification, membrane pre-filtration, hydraulic oil screens, solvent recovery, gas entrainment removal and HVAC coil protection. Specify target retention (μm or mesh), desired initial ΔP, and preferred weave + wire diameter — vendors will then propose single- or multi-layer stacks and pleat counts to meet flow and β-ratio targets. 

Quality, testing & service
We supply material certificates (MTR), dimensional inspection reports, and optional particle retention testing (retention curves / βx). For sanitary lines we recommend electropolishing, traceable batch labels and validated CIP recipes; for high-temp/pressure industrial lines choose appropriate alloy (e.g., 316L or 904L) and welded end-fittings.