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Twill Dutch weave mesh merges the fine, rectangular slot geometry of Dutch weave with the diagonal pattern of twill. In this weave, each pair of warp wires passes alternately over two weft wires and under two, generating slanted rectangular openings. This structure enhances flexibility and self‑cleaning behavior compared to plain Dutch weave.
Weave & Material Details
Counts & Slots: Common formats include 200 warp × 40 weft (slot ~10 µm × 200 µm) and 150 × 30 (slot ~15 µm × 250 µm). Wire diameters range from 0.04 mm weft to 0.4 mm warp.
Crimping: Adjustable crimp height secures wires at intersections, preserving aperture size under high pressures or vibration.
Finish Options: Standard passivation; optional electropolishing reduces Ra to < 0.5 µm for sanitary sectors.
Performance Highlights
High Open‑Area: Up to 50 % enables low pressure‑drop flow in gas or liquid prefiltration.
Diagonal Bias: Encourages particulate migration to mesh surface during back‑flush cycles, extending run time.
Mechanical Strength: Heavy warp wires carry load, allowing freestanding mesh panels in large vessels.
Applications
Pharmaceutical Clarification: Removal of sub‑10 µm particulates in sterile drug manufacturing lines.
Fine Chemical Processes: Catalyst retention in reactors, solvent recovery filters, and high‑precision sieve screens.
Ultrafiltration/R.O. Prefilters: Extending membrane life by removing fines prior to polymer membrane contact.
Customization & Testing
We furnish mesh on rolls up to 2 m width, laser‑cut discs, and welded cylinders. Each batch is tested for cut‑point precision (via particle challenge tests), burst/collapse pressures, and corrosion resistance per ASTM standards.
Maintenance
Recommended cleaning includes in‑place backflushing with solvent or compatible cleaning fluid, followed by gentle air blow‑through and ambient drying. For deeply fouled panels, ultrasonic baths restore permeability to near‑original levels.