WOVEN WIRE MESH
Consistent Performance. Proven Durability.
Our woven wire screens are engineered for optimal screening performance across a wide range of applications. With high tensile strength and customizable aperture sizes, our woven mesh ensures reliable sizing and extended wear life. Ideal for mining, aggregate, and industrial applications, our wire mesh screens deliver precision and longevity in every use.
Precision apertures for accurate sizing
Achieve consistent cut-size and open area similar to traditional wire mesh screens.
Custom options for any screening need
Available in multiple wire diameters, weave types, and panel sizes for maximum flexibility.
Easy to install and replace
Modular designs and hook styles allow for fast installation and reduced downtime.



Square Woven Metal Wire Mesh
Our square woven wire mesh panel is a high-strength and wear-resistant screening media. It is woven from high-tensile steel or stainless steel wires, ideal for heavy-duty screening in mining, aggregate, and coal industries.
Screen Size:
Customizable (Standard: 1m x 2m)
Opening:
3mm-60mm
Wire Diameters:
1.6mm-12mm

We offer various edge types and fastening methods for easy installation on different screen decks:
Hooked edges (U-shape)
Flat steel or sheet edge reinforcement
Cross bars or support rods
Customized mounting holes and fixing parts
Long Slot Woven Metal Wire Mesh
Long slot woven wire mesh is manufactured by interweaving high-strength steel wires into a rectangular opening pattern, allowing elongated materials to pass through while maintaining particle control.
This mesh type is widely used in coal processing, crushed stone classification, wet screening, and materials prone to clogging.
Available in 65Mn, stainless steel, and galvanized steel, it offers high wear resistance and extended service life.
Screen Size:
Standard panel width: 1.0m / 1.2m / 1.5m
Length: Up to 3.6m (custom sizes available)
Aperture Range:
Slot openings: from 1.5 × 20 mm to 6 × 60 mm
Wire Diameter:
Wire diameter: 1.2 mm – 8.0 mm
Square openings with uniform aperture for consistent sizing.Available in plain weave,or lock crimp.Accurate tolerance: ±0.2mm.Built to resist blinding and plugging under tough conditions
Wire Material:
65Mn High Tensile Steel (for abrasion resistance)
Stainless Steel 304 / 316 (for corrosion resistance)
Galvanized Steel (for general use)
Wire Material:
Suitable for primary and secondary screening
We offer various edge types and fastening methods for easy installation on different screen decks:
Hooked edges (U-shape)
Flat steel or sheet edge reinforcement
Cross bars or support rods
Customized mounting holes and fixing parts










Polyurethane Screen Panel with Embedded Woven Wire
Our square woven wire mesh panel is a high-strength and wear-resistant screening media. It is woven from high-tensile steel or stainless steel wires, ideal for heavy-duty screening in mining, aggregate, and coal industries.
Panel Size:
Customizable (Standard: 30mm,35mm,40mm,45mm,50mm)
Aperture Range:
2mm to 60mm
Square openings with uniform aperture for consistent sizing.Available in plain weave,or lock crimp.Accurate tolerance: ±0.2mm.Built to resist blinding and plugging under tough conditions
Wire Material:
High-manganese steel / SS304 / SS316
Wire Diameters:
1.6mm-12mm

Our polyurethane screen panels are available with multiple installation methods to fit various screening machines. Standard options include:
Pin & Sleeve (Tensioning Pin) – Quick and secure installation using tension pins for fixed placement.
Side or Center Hold-down Slots – Designed with groove-type edges to easily lock into slot rails.
Bolt-down Type – Equipped with countersunk holes for direct bolt fixing to the deck.
Hook Strip Type – For tensioned screen decks, compatible with hook-style mounting.
Custom slot profiles and locking methods can be designed based on your machine requirements.
About Benaili
Benaili Wire Mesh Products Co., Ltd. is a trusted manufacturer of high-performance screening media for the mining and quarrying industries.
Based in Anping, China – the Wire Mesh Capital of the World.