Custom Stainless Steel Polyester Wire Hydrophobic Woven Filter Mesh Fabric Fantastic Performance Green PTFE Coated

PTFE coated wire mesh refers to woven wire mesh which is coated with fine resin. The wire mesh, with mesh size of 100 per inch, 200 per inch or 325 per inch, is woven from stainless steel wire diameter which is heavier than that used to weave bolting cloth. The () coating serves to increase the hydrophobic properties of the filter by allowing the passage of fuel but inhibiting the passage of water in the coalescer-based system. Finished products are specific used for filter devices, especially for industrial cartridge filters in high-temperature and chemical-resistant applications.

Specification of PTFE coated wire mesh

Features of Hydrophobic Woven Filter Mesh Fabric:

• Excellent hydrophobic performance.
• Wide range of working temperature.
• Chemically resistant and self-lubricating.
• High tear-strength and good flex-life.
• Designed for efficient operation & cost saving.
• Easily to clean during maintenance & service operations.

Applications of PTFE Coated Wire Mesh:

PTFE is a food-grade coating, but this type of wire mesh can be used in a wide variety of industries for several different applications including coalescing filtration. PTFE is a hydrophobic coating, meaning when water passes through PTFE wire mesh, it will bead onto the surface, allowing other substances to pass through. It is effective in separating water from various kinds of fuel and is often used in the manufacturing industry to filter liquids and gases.

PTFE coated mesh also has a wide range of industrial and scientific uses such as paper fabrication and petroleum purification. In addition to filtration and purification, this type of mesh is often used to separate and dry small particles. Because PTFE coated mesh allows for air to pass through while repelling moisture, it is sometimes used for water-resistant speakers, microphones, and other devices with similar requirements.

• Chemicals, resins and solvents.
• Hydraulic oils.
• Petroleum refining.
• Power generation.
• Pulp and paper industry.
• Fuel lines.