Sintered Wire Mesh Filter

Sintered wire mesh is made form multiple layers of woven wire mesh panel together using a sintering process. This process combines heat and pressure to permanently bond multi-layers of mesh together. The same physical process used to fuse individual wires together within a layer of wire mesh is also be used to fuse adjacent layers of mesh together. This creates a unique material offering excellent mechanical properties. It is ideal material for purification and filtration. It may be from 5, 6 or 7 layers of wire mesh

The follow picture shows a sintered stainless steel wire mesh panel made form five different layers of stainless steel wire mesh combined and sintered together through vacuum sintering, compressing, and rolling, forming a porous sinter mesh.

The cross section structure of sinter wire mesh

• High strength and durability since high temperature sintering.

• Anti-corrosion, and heat resistance up to 480 °C.

• Steady filter rating from the 1micron to 100 micron.

• Filter mesh not easy to deform because of two protective layers.

• Can used for uniform filtration in high pressure or high viscosity environment.

• Suits for cutting, bending, punching, stretching, and welding.