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304 430 Knitted Wire Mesh Covering Insulation Jacket

Model Number:	HH-INSULATIONMESH
MOQ:	1 roll
Price:	contact me to get lowest price
Payment Terms:	L/C,T/T,Western Union,MoneyGram
Supply Ability:	10000 rolls per 30 days

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Product Description

Detail Information

Place of Origin:

China

Certification:

ISO9001-2015

Name:

Knitted Wire Mesh

Usage:

Covering Insulation Jacket

Materail:

304,430, Inconel 600

Wire Diameter:

0.008"and 0.011”

Install Parts:

Lacing Anchor, Quiting Pin, Hook And Washer

Feature:

Applications Up To 2300° F

Packaging Details:

one roll mesh per carton

Supply Ability:

10000 rolls per 30 days

Highlight:

304 knitted wire mesh

304 knitted stainless steel mesh

430 knitted wire mesh

Product Description

Knitted Wire Mesh Covering Insulation Jacket

Quick details of insulation jacket knitted wire mesh

Supplied as a flat tubular cloth, rolled up to provide a continuous flat tube

Wire sizes: .008” and .011”

Roll sizes of 6” to 42” wide (30” and 42” width in-stock), either flat or crimped (corrugated)

Knitted wire mesh can be supplied in all metals. Most commonly used:

304 Stainless Steel – For most applications up to 1200° F

430 Stainless Steel – More economical in applications up to 1000° F

Inconel 600 – In applications up to 2300° F

Specification of insulation jacket knitted wire mesh

Alloy	TEMPERATURE RANGE	WIRE DIAMETER	PER SQ FT 1-PLY FLAT	PER LB 2-PLY FLAT
SS304	90o°F Continuous 1200°F Intermittent	0.011"	13	6.5
SS304	90o°F Continuous 1200°F Intermittent		17	8.5
SS304	90o°F Continuous 1200°F Intermittent		24	12
SS304	90o°F Continuous 1200°F Intermittent		39	19.5
SS309	1650°F
SS310	1850°F
SS321	120o°F Continuous 1500°F Intermittent		13	6.5
SS321	120o°F Continuous 1500°F Intermittent		17	8.5
INCONEL600/601	2000°F		11.8	5.9
INCONEL600/601	2000°F		21.8	10.9
Monel 400	1000°F		11.2	5.6

Lacing Anchors and Accessories for insulation jacket knitted wire mesh

Lacing anchors hold insulation in place. During fabrication, an anchor is pushed through the front of the blanket so that the hooked head is snug against it.