Stainless Steel Sintered Mesh

Stainless Steel Sintered Mesh is a multi-layered filtration material made by sintering woven stainless steel mesh under high temperature, forming a rigid, porous structure with high mechanical strength. It is classified by the number of mesh layers and filtration rating, typically ranging from 1 to 100 microns. Stainless Steel Sintered Mesh is widely used in chemical processing, aerospace, polymer filtration, and gas purification, offering excellent resistance to heat, corrosion, and pressure in high-demand industrial environments.

We are a professional manufacturer of Stainless Steel Sintered Mesh products, providing advanced filtration solutions for high-demand applications. Manufactured through vacuum sintering and lamination of multi-layer stainless steel wire cloth, our sintered mesh combines high strength, uniform pore structure, and excellent corrosion resistance. It is an ideal filtration medium in chemical processing, polymer systems, aerospace, power generation, and liquid-solid separation processes.

Construction and Layered Composition

Stainless Steel Sintered Mesh is typically built with three to five layers of wire mesh, permanently bonded through sintering and compression.

• Two reinforcing layers for mechanical support

• One dispersion layer to distribute flow evenly

• One precision filtration layer for particle capture

• One protective outer layer to guard the filtration mesh

This multilayer structure offers stability under high pressure and mechanical load, making it suitable for both surface and depth filtration.

Sizes and Standard Formats

We offer Stainless Steel Sintered Mesh in various sheet and roll dimensions to accommodate industrial equipment and fabrication needs:

• Standard sheet sizes: 500 × 1000 mm, 600 × 1200 mm

• Maximum sheet size: 610 × 1250 mm

• Thickness range: 0.27 mm to 1.7 mm depending on rating and layer structure

• Custom shapes: Discs, cylinders, cones, and pleated cartridges available upon request

All sheets are cut precisely and can be further processed into finished filter elements.