Aluminum alloys are light in weight, resist corrosion, have good electrical and thermal conductivities, reflective to heat and light and will accept a wide rage of surface finishes.

A Copper alloy with lead, iron and zinc, Brass has a higher tensile strength than pure copper although it is more difficult to fabricate

Copper Screens are utilized in a diverse range of Architectural, Industrial and Commercial applications.

Woven wire cloth has been used for filtration for over 100 years, and is the material of choice for problem-free processing, excellent durability and is easily cleanable.

Wire mesh having a mesh count greater than 90 x 90 is referred to as Fine Mesh. This group of wirecloth specifications is typically produced in Stainless Steel, Monel or Nickel.

Hardware Cloth is wire cloth woven using the lightest wire diameter which a given mesh can be produced with good stability. After weaving, Hardware Cloth is galvanized with a bright protective coating of zinc.

This group of wiremesh specifications is woven utilizing moderate wire diameters resulting in a high strength square mesh cloth, suitable for general purpose screening.

Mill Grade is wire cloth woven of lighter wire diameters than Market Grade, providing a greater percentage of screen cloth open area.

Space cloth is wire cloth designated by the aperture (open space) width, expressed in inches or fractions thereof.

Wire cloth is frequently produced for specific end use, with specifications and/or secondary fabrication as required for individual applications. 

Stainless steel bolting cloth is a light wire cloth woven of highly durable wire. The wire is drawn with a very smooth surface to speed up the bolting action which increases screening machine capacity.

Window and Door screens are the most popular application for woven wire cloth.  The product designation is commonly referred to as "Insect Screens" or "Fly Screens".