Weave Styles

Select the appropriate weave style for maximum production

Twin Wire

Close-up of woven metal fabric with a patterned border at the bottom.
Close-up of woven metal fabric with a patterned border at the bottom.

An alternative to large diameter wire or Punch Plate, Twin Wire is designed for high-impact top deck applications

Typically used for 1-1/2” openings and larger, it provides greater durability while maintaining maximum open area

LOC-CRIMP

Close-up of a metallic woven chainmail pattern with interlinked metal rings.

A larger opening weave style for scalping and heavy applications 

Wire is locked in place for long wear and accurate opening sizes for the life of the screens

SLOTTED OPENING

Close-up of a metallic wire mesh or grid pattern with horizontal and vertical bars secured by screws.

Single-shute oblong openings solve minor blinding problems for better material flow

FLAT TOP

Close-up of metal sewing machine stitches showing interwoven threads.

May improve material flow with flatter surface than other weaves

INTERCRIMP

Illustration of a metal fence with horizontal and vertical bars, and a wavy line at the bottom.

Alternate choice for a wide range of non-standard slotted openings

Extra crimps provide locking and tightness for light wire in openings

TRI-LOC / TRI-MESH

Close-up of a woven metal fence or grate with a zigzag pattern at the bottom.

Long openings help keep sticky or wet material flowing freely

Holds wires securely yet permits slight vibration to keep openings clear

DOUBLE-CRIMP

Close-up of woven metallic metal wires or strips, with a depiction of an electric wave underneath.

A smaller opening weave style

All around efficient and long-wearing performance in a variety of applications