Aluminium Mesh

Aluminium mesh is a versatile, woven or expanded sheet made from aluminium wires, known for its lightweight nature, rust-proof corrosion resistance, flexibility, and silvery-gray appearance. It comes in various mesh patterns and aperture sizes, making it suitable for diverse applications like insect screens, ventilation, filtration, architectural cladding, and decorative elements, though it is generally chosen for its corrosion resistance and light weight over high-strength applications.

Key Characteristics

Material:

Made from high-quality aluminum, which is lightweight, non-corrosive, and doesn't rust.

Corrosion Resistance:

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Highly resistant to humidity, moisture, and many chemicals, ideal for outdoor use.

Weight:

Significantly lighter than metals like steel, making it easier to handle, transport, and install.

Flexibility:

More flexible than stainless steel mesh, allowing it to be bent and formed into specific shapes without breaking.

Durability:

Strong enough for general utility and protection, but generally valued for its corrosion resistance and light weight rather than extreme strength.

Appearance:

Features a clean, silver-gray metallic finish that can be used for decorative purposes.

Mesh Types & Patterns

Woven Mesh:

Formed by weaving wires in specific patterns, most commonly square, with precise mesh counts (like 14x14 openings per inch).

Expanded Mesh:

Created by slitting and stretching metal to form a diamond-shaped pattern with larger openings and greater free area for ventilation.