Product Details

Expanded Metal Mesh

Galvanized expanded metal/ Stainless steel expanded metal sheet/

Diamond Mesh/ Expanded Steel Mesh

Material:
Stainless steel, low carbon steel, brass plate, aluminum plate, titanium plate, AL-Mg alloy plate.

Hole Shape:
Diamond, square hole, scale hole.

Application:
This product is everlasting, it is widely used in filters baskets, air filtration units, machine guards, and animal cages to name a few of the many

Specifications：
Short pitch (SWM): the length of the short diamond diagonal from the center of the node to the center of the node.
Long pitch (LWM): the length of the long diamond diagonal from the center of the node to the center of the node.
Short pitch (inner hole) (SWD): length of diagonal of short diamond hole (as shown in the figure)
Long pitch (inner hole) (LWD): length of diagonal of long diamond hole. (as shown)
Stem: the edge of diamond hole of steel mesh (as shown in the figure) is the length of metal plate used to make a wire stem.
Bond: the joint of two wire stems.
Thickness: the thickness of the original steel plate.
Coil: a steel mesh wound into a coil to indicate the specific length and width.
Mesh: steel mesh indicating specific length and width

Specifications
Tickness(mm)	SWD(mm)	LWD(mm)	Wire stems width(mm)	Width(m)	Length(m)	Weight(kg/m2)
0.5	2.5	4.5	0.5	0.5	1	1.8
0.5	10	25	0.5	0.6	2	0.73
0.6	10	25	1	0.6	2	1
0.8	10	25	1	0.6	2	1.25
1	10	25	1.1	0.6	2	1.77
1	15	40	1.5	2	4	1.85
1.2	10	25	1.1	2	4	2.21
1.2	15	40	1.5	2	4	2.3
1.5	15	40	1.5	1.8	4	2.77
1.5	23	60	2.6	2	3.6	2.77
2	18	50	2.1	2	4	3.69
2	22	60	2.6	2	4	3.69
3	40	80	3.8	2	4	5.00
4	50	100	4	2	2	11.15
4	60	120	4	2	7.5	4.0
4	80	180	4	2	10	3.0
4	100	200	4	2	12	2.5
4.5	50	100	5	2	2.7	11.15
5	50	100	5	1.4	2.6	12.39
5	75	150	5	2	10	3.0
6	50	100	6	2	2.5	17.35
8	50	100	8	2	2.1	28.26

applications.
Special designs or sizes are also available.

Expanded Metal Mesh Production Process:
1. The metal plate is advanced beyond the face of the bottom die one strand width.
2. The top die then descends, slits and forms an entire row of half diamonds.
3. The top die then ascends and moves one half of a diamond to the right as the base sheet of plate moves forward one strand width.
4. The top die descends, slits and forms another full row of half diamonds completing a row of full diamonds.
The die then ascends and above steps are repeated continuously.