Frequently Asked Questions

For our woven wire meshes, we primarily use premium high-carbon spring steel 65Mn (with tensile strength ranging between 1200 MPa and 1600 MPa) which provides superior fatigue and wear resistance. For saline, acidic, or high-humidity process environments, we weave with stainless steel grades SS304 and SS316L.

Yes. We customize wire screens and panels to fit all global vibrating screen deck brands (including Metso, Sandvik, Terex, and others). You can specify hook types (C-hook, V-hook, Welded plate margins) and custom side tensioning wedge types when requesting a quotation.

Standard specification mesh orders are manufactured within 7 to 14 days. Custom cast polyurethane panel orders require approximately 15 to 20 days to configure matching steel molds. We package all screening decks securely on wooden pallets for shipping container transport from Tianjin Port, China.

Proper tension is critical for screen longevity. We recommend tensioning to 20-25 N/mm for woven wire mesh. Use calibrated tension meters and tighten bolts in a cross-pattern to ensure even distribution. Over-tensioning can cause premature wire fatigue; under-tensioning leads to material blinding and reduced efficiency.

Inspect polyurethane panels weekly for tears, delamination, or bolt loosening. Clean panels daily to prevent material buildup. Replace panels when wear reaches 50% of original thickness. With proper care, PU panels typically last 3-5 times longer than equivalent steel wire mesh.

For wet screening applications, we recommend our Self-Cleaning Screen Mesh with specially designed wire profiles that prevent material adhesion. Additionally, ensure proper spray bar positioning, maintain adequate vibration amplitude (3-5mm), and consider using polyurethane panels with relief apertures for sticky materials.