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Material Options
The mesh is commonly available in high-grade stainless steels such as SUS304, SUS304L, SUS316, and SUS316L. These materials offer excellent corrosion resistance, chemical stability, and heat tolerance, making the mesh suitable for harsh and corrosive working environments.
Mesh Count Range
Stainless Steel Twill Woven Wire Mesh is available in a wide mesh count range from 20 mesh to 635 mesh. Lower mesh counts are ideal for coarse filtration and screening, while higher mesh counts are used for fine filtration and precision separation tasks. Custom mesh counts are also available based on application requirements.
Wire Diameter Range
The wire diameter typically ranges from 0.018 mm to 0.50 mm, depending on the mesh count. Finer wires are used for high-mesh specifications to achieve precise filtration, while thicker wires provide higher strength for heavy-duty industrial operations.
Aperture Size
Aperture sizes generally range from 0.02 mm to 1.0 mm, depending on the selected mesh specification. The consistent twill weave ensures uniform openings, contributing to accurate filtration and reliable separation of particles in liquid or gas media.
Surface Structure
The mesh has a smooth, flat surface with a dense and stable construction. The even weaving pattern helps prevent deformation, ensures uniform tension distribution, and improves overall durability. This makes the mesh suitable for both industrial and laboratory-grade filtration environments.
Maximum Width
The maximum production width of the mesh is up to 2 meters. Wider or customized widths can be manufactured upon request to meet specific equipment or production line requirements.
Roll Length
The standard roll length is typically 30 meters per roll. However, shorter or longer rolls can be customized depending on customer needs and application demands.
MESH | WIRE DIAMETER | APERTURE/OPENING | %OPEN AREA | ||
INCH | MM | INCH | MM | ||
20X20 | .020 | .508 | .0300 | .76 | 36.0 |
20X20 | .016 | .406 | .0340 | .86 | 46.2 |
24X24 | .014 | .356 | .0277 | .70 | 44.2 |
30X30 | .013 | .330 | .0203 | .52 | 37.1 |
30X30 | .012 | .305 | .0213 | .54 | 40.8 |
30X30 | .012 | .305 | .0213 | .54 | 40.8 |
30X30 | .009 | .229 | .0243 | .62 | 53.1 |
35X35 | .011 | .279 | .0176 | .45 | 37.9 |
40X40 | .010 | .254 | .0150 | .38 | 36.0 |
50X50 | .009 | .229 | .0110 | .28 | 30.3 |
50X50 | .008 | .203 | .0120 | .31 | 36.0 |
60X60 | .0075 | .191 | .0092 | .23 | 30.5 |
60X60 | .007 | .178 | .0097 | .25 | 33.9 |
70X70 | .0065 | .165 | .0078 | .20 | 29.8 |
80X80 | .0065 | .165 | .0060 | .15 | 23.0 |
80X80 | .0055 | .140 | .0070 | .18 | 31.4 |
90X90 | .005 | .127 | .0061 | .16 | 30.1 |
100X100 | .0045 | .114 | .0055 | .14 | 30.3 |
100X100 | .004 | .102 | .0060 | .15 | 36.0 |
100X100 | .0035 | .089 | .0065 | .17 | 42.3 |
100X100 | .0035 | .089 | .0065 | .17 | 42.3 |
110X110 | .0040 | .1016 | .0051 | .1295 | 30.7 |
120X120 | .0037 | .0940 | .0064 | .1168 | 30.7 |
150X150 | .0026 | .0660 | .0041 | .1041 | 37.4 |
160X160 | .0025 | .0635 | .0038 | .0965 | 36.4 |
180X180 | .0023 | .0584 | .0033 | .0838 | 34.7 |
200X200 | .0021 | .0533 | .0029 | .0737 | 33.6 |
250X250 | .0016 | .0406 | .0024 | .0610 | 36.0 |
270X270 | .0016 | .0406 | .0021 | .0533 | 32.2 |
300X300 | .0051 | .0381 | .0018 | .0457 | 29.7 |
325X325 | .0014 | .0356 | .0017 | .0432 | 30.0 |
400X400 | .0010 | .0254 | .0015 | .370 | 36.0 |
500X500 | .0010 | .0254 | .0010 | .0254 | 25.0 |
635X635 | .0008 | .0203 | .0008 | .0203 | 25.0 |
Note: Special size and specifications can be made according to customers requires.
Twill weave woven wire mesh is produced through a unique weaving technique that sets it apart from conventional weaving styles. Unlike standard plain weave—where each wire alternates uniformly over and under the next—twill weave follows an offset interlacing pattern that forms a distinctive diagonal texture.
During the twill weaving process, the warp wires are secured under controlled tension on the loom. The weft wire is then guided across the warp wires, interlacing in a sequence such as “over two, under two,” or similar variations. Because the weft wire shifts position slightly with each pass, it creates the characteristic diagonal or herringbone appearance of twill weave. This repeated interlacing pattern determines the final mesh opening, wire spacing, and structural characteristics of the finished mesh.
1.Different Weaving Methods
Plain Weave:Warp and weft wires interlace in a simple “over one, under one” pattern,making it the most basic and traditional weaving method.
Twill Weave:Warp and weft wires interlace in an offset pattern such as “over two,under two,” creating a diagonal weave appearance.

2.Surface and Structure Differences
Plain Weave:Features a flat surface, simple structure, and uniform openings, but with limited tightness.
Twill Weave:Shows a distinctive diagonal or herringbone pattern, offering a denser structure and greater flexibility.
3.Wire Diameter&Mesh Count Capability
Plain Weave:Thicker wires can only be used at low mesh counts;higher mesh counts require much finer wire to weave.
Twill Weave:Allows thicker wire diameters to be woven into higher mesh counts, resulting in much greater strength.
4.Strength and Pressure Resistance
Plain Weave:Moderate pressure resistance, suitable for general filtration and screening.
Twill Weave:Offers superior pressure resistance and load-bearing capacity, ideal for high-pressure and heavy-duty applications.
5.Filtration Precision
Plain Weave:Provides stable filtration but less accuracy compared to twill weave; ideal for coarse to medium filtration.
Twill Weave:Has more uniform apertures and achieves higher filtration precision, suitable for fine and precision filtration.
6.Application Fields
Plain Weave:Used for general filtration, screening, protective mesh,agricultural and industrial applications.
Twill Weave:Used in precision filtration, chemical processing, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, electronics, and high-pressure filtration systems.






1.Precision Filtration
Twill weave mesh is widely used in industries requiring high-accuracy filtration, such as chemical processing, oil filtration, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and water treatment.
2.High-Pressure and Heavy-Load Filtration
The twill weave structure allows wires to be placed closer together without compromising strength, making it ideal for high-pressure filtration systems, hydraulic filters, fuel filters, and machinery protection filters.
3.Aerospace and Automotive Components
Due to its strength and uniformity, twill weave mesh is used in aerospace fuel systems, automotive engine filters, exhaust filtration, and high-temperature components.
4.Electronics and Precision Equipment
It is frequently applied in micro-electronics, semiconductor processes, laboratory filtration equipment, and precision screening.
5.Protective and Reinforcement Applications
The mesh can also be used for structural reinforcement, protective covers, shielding mesh, and strengthening layers in composite materials.Its balanced flexibility and strength help maintain durability and form stability in various engineering applications.






Stainless steel twill woven mesh is typically packed with multiple protective layers to ensure it remains clean and undamaged during transportation. The mesh is first wrapped with moisture-proof paper to prevent humidity and oxidation. After that, it is covered with a plastic film for additional protection. The rolls or cut pieces are then placed into strong wooden cases or pallets to avoid deformation and impact during shipping. Labels with mesh specifications, material grade, and batch information are attached for easy identification.

Xiangguang has become a preferred partner for stainless steel wire mesh among global construction companies, industrial buyers, and architectural firms. The reasons include:
Extensive expertise built over decades in the wire mesh industry
Experience in supplying projects across international markets
Tailor-made solutions to meet specific customer requirements
Fast delivery schedules and responsive customer support
Competitive pricing combined with strict quality assurance
1.What Mesh Counts Are Commonly Used For Precision Filtration?
Twill weave mesh is often used from 20 mesh up to 635 mesh for fine and ultra-fine filtration tasks.
2.Does Twill Weave Improve Flow Rate Compared To Plain Weave?
Yes.The diagonal twill structure allows better fluid flow while maintaining high filtration accuracy.
3.Is Twill Weave Mesh Suitable For High-Viscosity Liquids?
Yes, its stronger structure and stable pore size make it suitable for filtering oils, resins, and other viscous materials.
4.Can Twill Mesh Be Used In Vibrating Or Dynamic Filtering Systems?
Yes,the twill pattern provides greater flexibility and fatigue resistance, making it ideal for vibrating screens and dynamic filtration.
5.Which Industries Benefit Most From Twill Weave Mesh?
Industries such as chemical processing, aerospace engines, hydraulic systems, laboratory filtration, and semiconductor manufacturing commonly rely on it.