Pulp mold stainless steel annealing wire mesh 40meshx0.18mm 40meshx0.2mm
 

For mold pulp fiber industry , we always use is stainless steel wire mesh as the wire form parts process , and the most material use are 304 or 316 . 

And the most big difference is annealed than common stainless steel wire mesh . 

Most materials are rendered clean, bright, and soft in our specially designed annealing furnace.
Stainless Steel Annealing:
For AISI 300 Series stainless steels, maximum corrosion resistance is obtained by rapid cooling to control carbide precipitation. Our process is designed to produce a true metallurgical solution anneal in most cases. Properly treated stainless steel wire cloth will be capable of passing an accelerated corrosion test such as the Strauss Test (ASTM A262, Practice "E").
Wire Mesh Annealing Requirments:
Here are a few tips to help you work with our annealing and coil sintering processes:

• It is best to slit your mesh to size before annealing. Annealed mesh is more difficult to slit properly. We can handle both slit "coils" (up to 24" wide), and "rolls" (over 24" up to 48" wide) of wire mesh.
• Most meshes will be cleansed of lubricant in our process, without incurring any carburization from the oils. However, for best results, heavier weaves or meshes which contain inordinate amounts of lubricant should be degreased prior to annealing.

40MESH Plain weave :

40 Mesh Twill Weave :