• Weaving type：plain，twill
• Mesh count：1 to 400 mesh
• Stock Size：
  

  Mesh Size	Wire Diameter
  4 mesh	2.5mm
  10 mesh	0.4mm
  10 mesh	0.5mm
  16 mesh	0.45mm
  24 mesh	0.25mm
  30 mesh	0.23mm
  40 mesh	0.2 mm
  40 mesh	0.12mm
  50 mesh	0.15mm
  60 mesh	0.1mm
  80 mesh	0.1mm
  100 mesh	0.1mm
  100 mesh	0.1mm
  100 mesh	0.1mm
  100 mesh	0.1mm
  150 mesh	0.06mm
  150 mesh	0.06mm
  200mesh	0.05mm
  200 mesh	0.05mm
  200 mesh	0.05mm
  200 mesh	0.05mm
  200 mesh	0.05mm
  250 mesh	0.04mm
  250 mesh	0.04mm
  250 mesh	0.04mm
  300 mesh	0.03mm
  300 mesh	0.03mm
  300 mesh	0.025mm
  300 mesh	0.025mm
  325 mesh	0.03mm
  350 mesh	0.025mm
  350 mesh	0.025mm
  400 mesh	0.025mm

• The most widely used copper alloy for wire cloth.
• Non-magnetic in all forms.
• Red in color following weaving; will slowly patina to a greenish/blue color known as verdigris.
• Withstands outdoor exposure without rusting.
• Superior resistance to atmospheric corrosion vs. bronze & brass alloys.
• Corrodes when exposed to ammonia and other salts.
• Excellent thermal and electrical conductivity.
• Antimicrobial.
• Can be cut, formed, and welded.

Given its mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties, copper wire cloth is principally used in Faraday cages, RFI shielding, HVAC units, and other electrical applications. Due to its unique patina color, copper wire mesh is frequently used by architects, artists, designers, and homeowners in both decorative and functional settings. Additional industries and applications which commonly use copper wire cloth include:

• Aerospace
• Bookbinding
• Cabinets
• Fireplace Screen
• Electric Heaters
• Energy Storage
• Gamma Irradiators
• Gutter Guard
• Health, Body and Mind Enrichment
• Insect Screen
• Liquid Filtration & Particle Separation
• Marine
• Military Shelters
• Modular Containers
• Papermaking
• Pest Control Fumigation
• Robotics
• Roofing
• Root Control
• Sculptures
• Soffit Screen
• Wall Panels
• Wood Working