What is the relationship between the mesh size of the stainless steel mesh and the size of the mesh?
The mesh number of a stainless steel wire mesh is the number of meshes of one inch. The calculation formula is for stainless steel mesh mesh = 25.4 / (wire diameter + mesh) one inch is 25.4 mm, which is a value for measuring the mesh range. Therefore, it can be inferred that the size of the mesh is 25.4/mesh-wire diameter, that is, the mesh size of the stainless steel mesh is proportional to the
mesh in the same range of the wire diameter, but if the thickness of the wire is changed, The number of stainless steel meshes is unchanged, and the mesh of the stainless steel mesh is inversely proportional to the wire diameter.
Under the premise that the mesh size of the stainless steel mesh is unchanged, if the wire diameter is thicker, the mesh size will be smaller. If the mesh of the stainless steel wire mesh is small, the size of the stainless steel wire mesh will not change, indicating that the diameter of the stainless steel wire mesh used will become thicker. The change in weight of the stainless steel wire mesh is also affected by this.
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