Woven Wire Mesh stainless steel mesh for Molded Pulp Egg Cartons

• Woven wire mesh is a metal cloth often used for screening and filtration applications. Specialized looms apply a centruies old machines to a pre-determined amount of metal wires, forming various patterns that feature rigid, precise pore openings.

• Prior to weaving, parameters such as wire diameter, alloy, mesh count, aperture size, and weave pattern are calculated in accordance with your needs. You can also apply value-added services such as heat treatment, deep drawing, and calendering to further enhance the performance of the mesh.

• Metal molds attached to vacuums must be dipped into the pulp slurry to accurately form the egg cartons. The molds are typically lined with a stainless steel woven wire mesh that is pressed to take on the form of the master mold.

• Wire mesh is put in place to ensure the vacuum pressure and heat the molds subject to the pulp is uniform. The durability and rigidity of wire mesh allow manufacturers to use the same mold for up to eight weeks.

• Explaining this further, the wire mesh molds are constantly subjected to variating pressure and temperatures when forming the egg cartons. The stainless steel composition, in addition to having the mesh heat treated, allows it to withstand these conditions and deliver desirable results.

When it comes to egg cartoon production, woven wire mesh is often purchased in either rolls or cut-to-size pieces. This allows manufacturers to produce their own wire mesh molds in-house.

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