Phosphor Bronze Woven Wire Mesh

Phosphor bronze woven mesh is a type of wire mesh created by interweaving alloy
wires composed of copper, tin (ranging from 0.5% to 11%), and phosphorus (0.01%
to 0.35%). The addition of tin enhances the mesh's corrosion resistance and
strength, while phosphorus boosts its wear resistance and rigidity. Additional
elements can be incorporated to give the phosphor bronze woven mesh unique
characteristics tailored to specific applications.
Phosphor bronze woven mesh is non-magnetic, highly resistant to wear, acids,
and alkalis, and exhibits excellent ductility. It is commonly utilized in
industries such as filtration, screening, and decoration due to its durable and
versatile nature.
As a seasoned manufacturer of phosphor bronze mesh, we are committed to
providing tailored solutions to meet your unique requirements. We offer
customizations in various aspects such as wire diameter, mesh size, weaving
techniques, filtration properties, mesh count, and width. Additionally, we can
deliver the mesh in rolls or cut it to any desired shape and size, ensuring
flexibility and convenience for your specific project needs.
Dashang Wire Mesh is a professional manufacturer of phosphor bronze mesh. It
selects high-quality phosphor bronze wires. With advanced production equipment
and a professional technical team, the screening of raw materials and the
inspection of finished products are all strictly controlled to ensure the
provision of the best quality phosphor bronze woven mesh.
The weaving methods of phosphor bronze filter mesh include plain and twill,
which makes its structure strong, not easy to deform, and suitable for long-
term use in various environments.
Dashang Phosphor bronze woven mesh has a wide range of specifications, from 8
mesh to 400 mesh, and different specifications are suitable for different
industrial applications. For example, phosphor bronze mesh with coarser wire
diameter and large aperture is often used to screen particles or porcelain
clay, while finer mesh is suitable for more delicate filtering processes, such
as the filtration of chemicals.

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