Plain Dutch weaves are a key feature of GKD filter meshes.
closed mesh surfaceThe meshes are manufactured in plain weave
pattern (1/1), whereby the warp wires are interwoven with wider
spaces than the weft wires. The surface of the plain dutch weaves
is closed so that the filtration occurs at the point where warp and
weft join.
high mechanical stabilityUnlike the square meshes, this results
in a considerably higher grade of mechanical stability. The types,
which are available from stock cover the majority of the meshes
required in industrial filtration. These meshes are used, for
example, in drum filters, nutsch-type filters, cartridge filters
and vertical pressure leaf filters. Stainless steels 304 (1.4301),
316 (1.4401) and 904L (1.4539) are materials kept in stock.
PLAIN DUTCH WEAVES (PDW)
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WEAVES: woven as plain (1/1) weave, made up of a small number of
thick wires in the length direction of the roll (warp wire) and
comparatively high number of thin wires in the width direction of
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round particleTextHome: PLAIN DUTCH WEAVES: woven as plain (1/1)
weave, made up of small number of thick wires in the length
direction of the roll and a comparatively high number of thin wires
in the width direction of the roll.
