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Space Opening Weaves are
specified by the actual opening dimension (usually in inches) between
adjacent parallel wires. As you look over the specification tables,
each opening (aperture) dimension is followed with a selection of available wire
diameters arranged from the smallest up to the largest wire diameters
available to maintain the opening (space) dimension.
The smaller wires are selected
for light duty applications the provide greater open area that allow more
throughput (production) although as the open area increases the screen
strength/load capacity is reduced proportionately.
As the wire diameter increases
the load capacity (service life) increases while the throughput (production
capacity) is reduced proportionally while the open area decreases.
The
tables below indicate the most popular 'space' opening sizes. Click on the
opening range that best suits your requirement. The next table provides a
selection of wire diameters indicating the various open area possibilities.
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High Carbon Abrasion Resistant Steel |
Table 1
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Minimum Opening |
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0..093" |
Maximum Opening |
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0.625" |
Table 2e 2
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Minimum Opening |
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0.750" |
Maximum Opening |
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6.000" |
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Stainless Steel |
Table 1
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Minimum Opening |
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0..093" |
Maximum Opening |
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0.625" |
Table
2 |
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Minimum Opening |
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0.750" |
Maximum Opening |
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6.000" |
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