These cloths are designed for the screening of abrasive materials, as encountered in the mining industries.
Warp and weft wires are preformed before weaving in this instance. They are therefore crimped or notched to weave steel wires up to 20 mm in diameter.
The steel used is primarily high resistance having a carbon content of at least 0.5% and a tensile strength between 900 N/mm² and 2000 N/mm², of course depending on the section of the wire used. Stainless steels are essentially nickel-chromium alloys. They may include variable molybdenum contents according to the environment of use.
To be able to respond in the shortest time to emergency situations, the GIRON company has set up a permanent stock of 12,000 square meters of steel screens, representing about 200 mesh/wire references in the most common square meshes.
This stock allows us to offer same-day shipping for orders submitted before 11 a.m.