Milesen always inspects the wire before weaving the wire mesh. Inspection items include: carbon content, chemical element content, tensile strength, elongation, and filament circular flatness. All the conditions must be met before knitting can proceed.

The original AutoScreen was first developed and patented in the early ‘60s by Peter Kalman, PhD, the founder and president of Process Development Ltd. London, England. The “Set It & Forget It” AutoScreen's original design has been refined to meet today’s needs of the plastic processing industry for cost effective, automatic, and continuous melt filtration.

According to the main chemical composition can be divided into chromium stainless steel, chromium nickel stainless steel, chromium manganese nitrogen stainless steel, chromium nickel molybdenum stainless steel and ultra-low carbon stainless steel, high molybdenum stainless steel, high purity stainless steel; According to the performance characteristics and use of steel classification...

Measurement of large opening size and wire diameter of stainless steel mesh. According to the inspection standards, Milesen will measure the mesh count and wire diameter of each roll of metal mesh, and the products sent to customers will meet the specified requirements.

1. Over 10 Years only focus on the field of wire mesh, most of the specifications to achieve spot supply, the same day delivery, so that you quickly occupy the market. 2. Have experienced technicians, quickly solve production problems, so that you order without worry.

Ribbon –type screen changers use long or continuous screen material that moves through the polymer flow channel. The screen is pulled by a hydraulic clamp or pushed through the melt by the melt presure.