#3 Mesh – 7.07mm Aperture – 1.4mm Wire Diameter – SS304 Grade – Woven Wire Mesh

Quick product details:

• Aperture –  7.07mm
• Wire Diameter –  1.4mm
• Open Area 70%
• Mesh No. – #3
• Weight – 2.94 kg/m2

Wire mesh materials are also available in brass, copper, galvanised steel and blue PVC.

Why Choose Speciality Metals

• FREE UK delivery on all orders
• Order dispatch within 24 hours of order
• Located in Warrington, UK which is the UK home of mesh and metals
• Our experienced staff are experts in the mesh market and care personally about your customer experience

Cutting mesh wire can be a tricky task, but with the right tools and techniques, it can be done easily and safely. Here are the general steps to follow when cutting mesh wire:

1. Gather the right tools: You’ll need a pair of heavy-duty wire cutters or metal snips, as well as a pair of work gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges.
2. Measure the wire: Use a measuring tape to determine the length of wire you need, and mark it with a piece of chalk or a pencil.
3. Secure the wire: Use clamps or a vice to secure the wire in place so it doesn’t move while you’re cutting it.
4. Cut the wire: Use the wire cutters or snips to carefully cut through the wire, following the markings you made earlier. Be sure to apply even pressure to avoid leaving jagged edges.
5. Check your cut: Inspect the cut to make sure it’s even and smooth. Use a metal file or sandpaper to smooth out any rough edges if necessary.
6. Clean up: Once you’re finished cutting the wire, clean up any scraps and dispose of them properly.

How To Repair Mesh Wire

Here are the general steps to follow when repairing mesh wire:

1. Assess the damage: Examine the mesh wire carefully to determine the extent of the damage. If the damage is minor, you may be able to repair it yourself.
2. Gather the right tools: You’ll need a pair of pliers, wire cutters or snips, and replacement wire mesh.
3. Cut out the damaged section: Use the pliers or wire cutters to carefully cut out the damaged section of the wire mesh.
4. Cut the replacement mesh: Cut a piece of replacement wire mesh to the same size and shape as the section you just removed.
5. Attach the replacement mesh: Use the pliers to bend the remaining wires on the mesh frame back to their original position. Then, attach the replacement mesh to the frame using wire ties or wire mesh clips.
6. Inspect your work: Make sure that the replacement mesh is securely fastened to the frame and that there are no gaps or loose wires.
7. Clean up: Once you’re finished repairing the mesh wire, clean up any scraps and dispose of them properly.

How Do I Cut It?

Cutting 1.6mm thick stainless steel wire mesh can be a challenging task due to the hardness of the material. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to cut it safely and efficiently:

1. Gather the right tools: You will need a pair of heavy-duty wire cutters or metal snips, as well as a pair of work gloves to protect your hands from sharp edges.
2. Measure and mark the wire mesh: Use a measuring tape to determine the length of wire you need and mark it with a piece of chalk or a pencil.
3. Secure the wire mesh: Use clamps or a vice to secure the wire mesh in place, so it doesn’t move while you’re cutting it.
4. Cut the wire mesh: Use the wire cutters or snips to carefully cut through the wire mesh, following the markings you made earlier. Make sure to apply even pressure to avoid leaving jagged edges.
5. Check your cut: Inspect the cut to make sure it’s even and smooth. Use a metal file or sandpaper to smooth out any rough edges if necessary.
6. Clean up: Once you’re finished cutting the wire mesh, clean up any scraps and dispose of them properly.

Is This Available In Copper Or Brass?

No, we do not produce mesh so strong in brass or copper.

This largest hole copper mesh that we have available is 16 x 0.35mm with a 1.2mm hole. In brass it is 8 x 0.63mm with a 2.5mm hole.