Spare parts
Chrome-nickel screen mesh
Chrome-nickel screen mesh is woven stainless cloth for screening machines. Opening and wire diameter are chosen by cut and wear duty.
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Operating principle
Warp and weft of chrome-nickel stainless wire form a defined aperture. The opening sets the cut; wire diameter sets life and open area. The cloth is supplied as a roll, a cut piece or a tensioned deck.
Where this machine is used
Cloth change and re-clothing of industrial screens in food, chemicals and minerals.
Advantages
Chrome-nickel stainless, corrosion-resistant
Opening and wire diameter selectable
Roll, cut piece or finished deck
For hygiene and mineral processes
Technical data
Aperture
On request
Wire diameter
On request
Material
Chrome-nickel stainless steel
Service life
On request
Options
- Aperture by cut
- Wire diameter by wear
- Roll stock or cut-to-size
Industries
- Screening
- Food
- Chemicals & minerals
Material options
- Chrome-nickel stainless wire
- Woven screen cloth as roll or cut piece
Frequently asked sizing questions
What data uniquely defines chrome-nickel screen mesh?
Required data includes material grade, weave, clear aperture, wire diameter, roll or cut dimensions, edges and required certificates. 'Stainless mesh' alone is not enough for a safe order.
How does wire diameter affect screening performance?
At the same aperture, wire diameter changes open area, strength and wear reserve. A thicker wire is therefore not automatically better; selection must balance separation duty and mechanical load.
Which documents can be supplied with the mesh?
Material certificate, dimensional or aperture report and traceability are offered only when specified before ordering and confirmed by the mill. Required documents must therefore be stated in the enquiry.
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Information for spare-part identification
These details help prevent mismatches before a quotation is prepared.
- Machine manufacturer, type and serial number
- Installation position and function of the component
- Dimensions, material and any marking or part number
- Medium, temperature and other operating conditions
- Clear photos, drawing or data sheet of the old part
Have the correct spare part identified
Provide the machine model, installation position, dimensions and old-part marking. Photos or drawings can be emailed to info@unionbridge.de with your company name.