Stainless steel mesh can be divided into: stainless steel square hole mesh, stainless steel dense mat type mesh and other types of stainless steel mesh. Stainless steel mesh is widely used in the screening and screening of solid materials, and the filtration of liquids. Many industries are involved, such as chemical industry, food and condiment industry, mining industry, pharmaceutical industry, papermaking, metal powder manufacturing, fertilizer industry. Stainless Steel Dense Weave Mesh Stainless steel dense mesh is suitable for gas, liquid filtration and other media separation, and is widely used in precision pressure filters, fuel filters, vacuum filters and other industries.

In the footwear and apparel industry, the fabric with mesh is mesh. Woven and knitted mesh, as well as non-woven mesh. Among them, woven mesh has white weave, yarn-dyed weave, and has good air permeability. After bleaching and dyeing, the cloth body is very refreshing, which can be used in summer clothing, especially for curtains, mosquito nets and other products. The mesh size is the same for printing, filtering, etc.

The weaving methods of woven mesh can be divided into three types: (1) Using the jacquard weave or the change of the reeding method, the warp yarns are grouped into groups of three and penetrate into a reed tooth, and the cloth surface can also be woven with small holes. (2) Use two sets of warp yarns (ground warp and twist warp), twist each other to form a shed, and interweave with the weft yarn (see Yarn Luo organization). Among them, twisted warp is to use a special twisted heddle (also known as half heddle) and sometimes twisted on the left side of the ground longitude. After one or five weft insertions, twisted to the right of the ground longitude. The mesh-shaped small holes formed by weft yarn interweaving have stable structure and are called leno; (3), plain weave, square weave weave mesh (screen) is formed by using reed tooth density and weft density. Knitted mesh is also divided into two kinds, weft knitted mesh and warp knitted mesh. The finished product is called by many names.