Brass Woven Wire Mesh With Selvage Edge/ Finished Edge/ Looped Edge

The term, “selvaged edge” refers to the edge or border of wire cloth that has a finished edge. When wire cloth is woven, the shute wires are woven in, continuously, forming a smooth edge that runs the length of roll while helping to prevent unraveling on certain specifications. Generally speaking, a selvage edge will increase the stability of a mesh and provide a safety edge for handling. Looped selvage, as seen in the photo below, is the most common type of selvage edge. In recent years, selvage edge has decreased in popularity due to difficulty in producing and increased costs to produce. When a selvage edge is required, it is important to specify, as raw edge is widely the norm in the industry.

Brass is an alloy that is comprised of copper and zinc, and, like copper, brass is soft and malleable and is attacked by ammonia and similar salts. As a wire mesh, the most commonly available brass woven wire mesh is referred to as H65 and has a chemical composition of approximately 65% copper, 35% zinc. Besides brass wire mesh, copper wire mesh and phosphor bronze Wire Mesh with selvaged edge can be made as well.

Specifications

Other specifications according to your requirements.