What are the uses of copper mesh?

A copper mesh is widely used as electromagnets interference. It can also be used as a shield for radio frequency interferences. It is also used as a window screen or in different industries as filtration and separation.

Copper wire mesh is also known as copper mesh or Copper mesh.

Copper mesh is a square woven mesh made of copper wire with good electrical and thermal conductivity. Copper is a material with ductility and flexibility. Copper mesh is widely used as electromagnetic interference. It can also be used as a shield for radio frequency interference. It is also used as a window screen or for filtration and separation in various industries.

Classification of copper wire mesh

Copper wire mesh can be further classified into medium wire mesh, fine wire mesh and coarse wire mesh. This of course depends on the wire size. Medium copper wire mesh includes mesh in the 12 x 12 mesh to 40 x 40 mesh range. Fine mesh includes 50 x 50 mesh, 60 x 60, 80 x 80 and 100 x 100 mesh. On the other hand, coarse meshes include 2 x 2 mesh, 4 x 4, 6 x 6, 8 x 8 and 10 x 10 meshes.

Copper mesh can be further divided into three types: usage brass mesh, brass wire mesh and phosphor bronze mesh.

Brass wire cloth or brass wire mesh.

The material used is brass. There are different percentages, one of which is 65 brass. For this material, it has 65%, while zinc is 35%. Another type of brass is the 80 brass material, which contains 80% brass, while zinc is only 20%. Brass wire cloth is non-magnetic, ductile and wear resistant. It is used as porcelain glass and clay, for filtering gases and liquids, powders and also for sieving different particles.

Phosphor Mesh

This is also an alias for tin bronze mesh. The material that makes up the fluorescent mesh is phosphor bronze wire. The percentage of copper is 85% to 90% and the percentage of tin is about 5% to 15%. Phosphor mesh is non-magnetic; it is resistant to abrasion and alkali, acid and alkali, and has good toughness.

Purple brass wire mesh

The material used is purple copper wire, which is 99.8% pure copper. This mesh is non-magnetic and can withstand the pressure during grinding. It is widely used for electron beam filtration as well as for electronic displays.

Copper grids are known to have a long life and are a symbol of wealth and prestige. It is due to these characteristics that they are commonly used as decorative house facades in architecture. They are also used as a reliable and durable plastering reinforcement for ceilings and walls.

Mesh sizes and shapes

Different mesh sizes are available. The usual wire diameter ranges from 0.3 mm to 1.2 mm. Most consumers prefer a wire mesh diameter of 0.6 mm. On the other hand, the mesh opening size is usually between 4 mm and 6 mm. The mesh is square and the spacing of the copper bare mesh is 300 x 300 mm.

In addition, copper mesh has a strong role in filtering molten material, but also has the ability to add resistance to the material flow, slowing down the impact of gasoline or liquid on the entire machinery, which also has a certain role in helping the equipment.