Definition：

Stainless steel sintered mesh is a new type of filter material with high mechanical strength and overall rigidity, which is made of multi-layer metal wire woven mesh through special lamination and vacuum sintering processes. The meshes of each layer of wire mesh are interlaced to form a uniform and ideal filter structure, which not only overcomes the low strength, poor rigidity, and unstable mesh shape of ordinary metal wire mesh, but also can control the pore size of the material. Permeability and strength characteristics are matched and designed reasonably, so that it has excellent filtration accuracy, filtration resistance, mechanical strength, wear resistance, heat resistance and processability. The overall performance is significantly better than that of sintered metal powder, ceramics, Fiber, filter cloth, filter paper and other types of filter materials.

Use

1. Used in high temperature environment as dispersive cooling material

2. Used for gas distribution, liquidized bed orifice material

3. Used for high-precision, high-reliability, high-temperature filter materials

4. Used for high pressure backwash oil filter

Sintered mesh thickness

Thickness: It is determined by the number of layers of the sintered mesh. The thickness of the five-layer standard sintered mesh is generally 1.7mm

Sintered mesh size

Size: Determined according to the size of the sintering furnace cavity, common specifications are 500mmX1000mm, 1000mmX1200mm

Sintered mesh material

Material: The most common is SUS316L SUS304, and there are also copper sintered mesh, high-strength nickel-chromium mesh, etc. upon request.