The squaremesh is the standard screen mat. The mesh is made up of superimposed crimped wires. The crimping of the two wire layers only protrudes on one side, so one side of the screen remains smooth while the other is undulated. The smooth side of the square mesh is normally used as the working side.
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The elonggated mesh is made up of vertical wires with slight undulation, lined up in a row and held together with wire connections. The vertical wires slow down the material flow and loosen it up.
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Unlike the cleanmax standard, this piano wire type is only made up of undulating wires, also lined up in horizontal rows and held together with cross connections.
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This type of piano wire is made from highly undulated wires and straight horizontal wires. The wires are lined up in a row alternately and held together with cross connections.
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The press-welded mesh is normally made up of round rods connected at right angles in a pressure welding procedure. The pressed intersections guarantee maximum mesh accuracy.
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This type of piano wire is made up of straight wires that are lined up in a row and held together with wire connections. The resulting gap length is determined by the spacing of the cross connections.
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Individually fabricated for exceptionally strong loads.
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The finger screen mats are used for blockage-free separation of material such as topsoil (soil with grass), construction waste, debris and roofing waste. The oscillations of the vibration machine keep the gaps between the rods free from obstruction.
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