What is the Dutch Weave Wire Mesh?

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The structure of the Dutch Weave Wire Mesh has different meshes in the warp and weft directions. The appropriate combination of wire diameter and mesh number of the mesh can achieve a filtering density that cannot be achieved with a square mesh. The proper combination of wire diameter and mesh number of the net can achieve a filtration density that cannot be achieved with a square net. Ordinary Dutch silk cloth has more weft threads than warp threads, and the diameter of the warp threads is usually larger than the warp threads. Due to its unique structure and weaving method, Dutch Weave Wire Mesh is more used for fine filtration than ordinary square meshes. At present, the densest Dutch silk cloth The mesh opening size can be as small as 3 microns, so we also call Dutch silk cloth micron filter cloth.

Uses: Dutch Weave Wire Mesh is widely used as a filter accessory in chemical, pharmaceutical, petroleum, telecommunications, and scientific research units. Because of its stable and fine filtering ability, Dutch silk cloth is widely used in the filter accessories of chemical, pharmaceutical, petroleum, telecommunications, and scientific research institutions.

Plain Dutch weave: woven into plain weave. Each warp thread and each weft thread pass through and under the next adjacent supplementary thread, which is the same as ordinary plain weave, except that the diameter of the warp thread is larger than that of the weft thread. This can increase the number of meshes in the weft direction.

Features: “Zero” pore size, stronger than square or rectangular nets, relatively large open area, suitable for all kinds of filtration.

Dutch twill weaving: Each warp and each weft are on and under the next two adjacent complements, just like ordinary twill weaving, except that the diameter of the warp is larger than the weft. This allows more meshes in the weft direction. This kind of weaving can make the weft weave more densely, and can achieve a smaller hole diameter without affecting the thickness of the fabric.

Features: The aperture is “zero”, light-proof weaving, tight thread position, high resistance, extremely low absolute fineness (as low as 5–6mu;), high filtration performance in the case of low-viscosity media, it is the finest in the hydraulic system Filtration, especially in key applications such as aerospace, fuel and combustion.

The type of mesh weave you choose when you purchase sintered wire cloth will determine the characteristics of that cloth and whether it can hold up against the job you want it to perform. Each type of weave changes the functionality of the sintered wire cloth, so it is important that you pick the right weave for the job!

Two of the most common and popular mesh weaves are the plain weave and the plain Dutch weave. The plain weave is the simplest type of weave. When you look close at the weave, you’ll see that each wire crosses over and under the other, creating a stable mesh. The plain weave is flexible and can be used in a wide variety of ways.

A plain Dutch weave is very much like a plain weave, except that one wire is heavier than the other. This makes the plain Dutch weave stronger and sturdier than a plain weave and more tightly knit together for better filtering.

The plain weave and Dutch plain weave are just two types of mesh weaves. Give us a call today and we can help you determine the right type of mesh weave for your project!

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