Holland Wire Mesh vs Common Wire Mesh - Comparison and Application

Wire mesh is a material that is widely used in the field of filtration and screening, and Holland wire mesh and ordinary wire mesh are two of the common types. Although they are structurally similar, there are some notable differences in mesh structure and range of applications.

First of all, the mesh structure of Holland wire mesh is different from that of ordinary wire mesh. Ordinary wire mesh usually adopts a uniform mesh structure, that is, the longitudinal and transverse mesh sizes are equal. Holland wire mesh, on the other hand, has different mesh sizes. Its longitudinal mesh is usually finer, while the transverse mesh is relatively wider. This different mesh structure endows Holland wire mesh with higher filtration precision and better screening effect.

In terms of application, ordinary wire mesh is widely used for general screening and filtration tasks, such as screening of solid particles and filtration of liquids. It can choose different wire mesh specifications and mesh sizes according to needs to meet different screening requirements. However, for some applications that require higher precision screening and filtering, Holland wire mesh is more suitable. Due to the mesh structure characteristics of the Holland wire mesh, it can better control the passing ability of particles and achieve more precise separation and screening.

Holland wire mesh has a wide range of applications in many industries. In the field of petrochemical industry, Holland wire mesh is often used to filter and separate tiny particles in high-viscosity liquids to ensure the purity of products. In the food and beverage industry, Holland wire mesh is used for the separation of fine particles and impurities during food processing to ensure product quality and safety. In addition, Holland wire mesh is also widely used in pharmaceutical, chemical, electronic, environmental protection and other fields.