The classification bases are diverse. From the material point of view, it can be mainly divided into wire mesh, stainless steel wire mesh, copper wire mesh and rare metal mesh, etc.; from the weaving method, it includes plain weave mesh, twill weave mesh, mat weave mesh, as well as first rolling and then weaving, first weaving and then rolling, etc.; in terms of production process, it is divided into woven mesh, welded mesh, punched mesh, punched mesh (steel plate mesh), etc.; in terms of function, there are screens used for filtration, protection, guardrails, mine screening, anti-theft, window screens and other purposes.

Woven wire mesh: metal mesh and metal mesh curtain woven by machine with metal wire, wire and twisted wire.

Stretched plate mesh: made of metal thin plates through mechanical cutting, stretching, pressing and other processes.This kind of net usually has a uniform grid distribution, a flat surface, good machinability, and is suitable for various cutting and processing operations. 

Welded wire mesh: made of metal wires welded by special methods.Welded wire mesh has the characteristics of firm welding points, strong tensile strength, bright surface, corrosion resistance, etc. The product is made through precise automated mechanical technology, with a flat mesh surface, solid structure and strong integrity.

Common Types of Weaves

The weave patterns can significantly affect the mesh's functionality and appearance. Some of the common weave types include:

• Plain Weave: The simplest and most widely used pattern, offering a straightforward grid-like structure.

• Twill Weave: This weave is more intricate, allowing for a tighter mesh with enhanced strength.

• Crimped Weave: Featuring a wavy appearance, this pattern is often used for decorative purposes.