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18 Mesh, 304 Stainless Steel, 1.171mm (Aperture) / 1171 Micron, 0.26mm Wire Diameter, 1mx1.32m is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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18 Mesh, 304 Stainless Steel, 1.171mm (Aperture) / 1171 Micron, 0.2...
Material
304 Stainless Steel Wire
Aperture (hole size)
1171 Micron / 1.171mm
Mesh count (per inch)
18
Wire diameter (wire thickness)
0.26mm
Roll Width
1.32m (cut in increments of 1 metre from a 25-metre roll)
Excellent resistance against acid, alkali, heat, and corrosion (freshwater)
NOTE:
Only unused and full rolls (25m) are returnable. Please confirm that you have the correct size before ordering.
Stainless steel wire mesh cloth is utilised in almost all areas of industry, including chemicals, pharmaceuticals, plastics, mechanical engineering, mining, and food processing and is produced from stainless steel metal wire on specialised weaving machines.
Milling Industry - Including Maize Flour, Maize Grits, Wheat Flour
Construction - Specialised
Decorative - Landscaping, Light Features, Accents
Insect Screens - Fly screens and Mosquito screens
Paper Manufacturing - Pulp Separation
Ships in: Ships 1 to 2 days
We currently ship worldwide, but items purchased online can only be shipped to South
Africa.
To enquire about shipping to a different destination, please contact us
or alternatively select pickup and arrange your own shipping.
Normally it takes 2-5 days for South African orders. International shipping times depend on the products and destination.
Items must be returned within 21 days after receiving your order by logging a return request by email to sales@roff.co.za.
Items must be returned in the same condition in which they were received, be unused.
A 20% handeling fee will be charged on returned items.
Refer to our refund and return policy for more info.
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