Stainless steel expanded metal mesh boasts a comprehensive set of advantages, including uniform mesh size, flat surface, high coefficient of friction, high strength, ease of cutting and processing, durability, attractive appearance, space saving, and environmental friendliness.
Its specific performance characteristics are primarily reflected in its physical and chemical properties: Physically, it exhibits high tensile strength (e.g., 304 ≥ 520 MPa, 316L ≥ 480 MPa); good light transmittance (transmittance > 70% when aperture ≥ 15 mm); and light weight (density approximately 7.93 g/cm³, about 1/3 that of carbon steel).
Chemically, it demonstrates strong corrosion resistance (e.g., 316L has a salt spray test lifespan > 15 years); and good high-temperature resistance (e.g., 304 can withstand long-term temperatures up to 800℃).
