Material

Brass woven mesh is fabricated using brass wire, an amalgam of copper and zinc, ensuring durability and versatility. The primary materials utilized in its construction are the H65 and H80 brass wire types.

H65 Brass Wire: Identified as Low Brass Type-H65, this variant comprises 65% copper and 35% zinc. It balances malleability with adequate strength, making it suitable for applications requiring both formability and resilience.

H80 Brass Wire: Known as High Brass Type-H80, this material contains a higher copper content at 80%, with 20% zinc. This composition enhances the mesh’s corrosion resistance and overall durability, making it preferable for environments prone to corrosive elements.

The choice between H65 and H80 brass wires allows for customization based on specific requirements, with H65 providing flexibility and H80 offering increased resistance to wear and environmental factors. Brass wire mesh’s superior abrasion and corrosion resistance, along with reduced electrical conductivity when compared to copper wire, make it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications, from filtration systems to architectural details.