Brass Woven Wire Mesh

**Brass woven wire mesh is a filtering material woven from brass wire, widely used in filtration solutions in multiple fields.

**Definition and Material * *:

rass wire mesh is commonly made of H65 brass (65% copper and 35% zinc) or H80 brass (80% copper and 20% zinc) wire. Brass, as an alloy, is mainly composed of copper and zinc, and its characteristics include good conductivity, thermal conductivity, and ductility. At the same time, compared to pure copper, brass has stronger corrosion resistance and mechanical strength. The brass woven wire mesh adopts methods such as plain weave, twill weave, and crimped weave. Plain weave can provide uniform and stable filtering effect, while twill and crimped weave are more outstanding in decorative aspects.

 **Features and advantages * *:

-The high conductivity and thermal conductivity of brass filters make them useful as signal shielding nets in the electronics industry, effectively isolating electromagnetic interference.

-Compared to pure copper, brass material has stronger corrosion resistance, especially in humid or chemically strong environments, demonstrating excellent durability.

-Brass has high mechanical strength, which makes brass filters less prone to damage, prolongs their service life, and reduces the frequency of replacement.

**Application Fields and Uses * *:

The specifications of brass woven wire mesh are diverse, ranging from low mesh decorative mesh to high mesh shielding and filtering mesh. Different mesh sizes and apertures make it suitable for different occasions. For example, 20-30 mesh brass mesh is commonly used for window screens and glass interlayers, while 100-200 mesh is more commonly used for shielding and filtering. The application of brass woven wire mesh is very extensive, including porcelain printing, screening and filtering, printing industry, etc. Its excellent conductivity and thermal conductivity also make it used as a signal shielding net in the electronics industry, effectively isolating electromagnetic interference.

Although brass woven wire mesh has better corrosion resistance than pure copper, it still needs to be properly maintained and cleaned in special environments, such as prolonged exposure to ammonia or salt containing environments, to extend its service life. When customizing brass woven wire mesh, the width, length, aperture, and mesh size can be customized according to specific application requirements.

Brass woven wire mesh has become an indispensable material in multiple industries due to its unique material, diverse weaving methods, and wide range of uses. Whether in traditional industrial filtration, shielding of electronic products, or modern architectural decoration, brass woven wire mesh has demonstrated its irreplaceable value.