Fabric Connections - Stitch

The choice of weave determines the characteristics of the fabric. Fabrics for general applications and screening tasks A key feature of wire fabrics is the weave type and the resulting mesh shape. The square mesh is the most common of all mesh shapes. It is traditionally used for screening and classifying. Plain weave (1/1) The plain weave is the most common weave for wire fabrics with rectangular openings. Due to its precise and stable mesh shape, it is often used for screening and classifying. Twill weave (2/2) The twill weave is frequently used when a thicker wire must be employed for a given mesh size or when the fabric needs to be flexible for deep drawing. Changing the twill direction results in a more stable herringbone pattern. Long mesh and wide mesh.