Stainless Steel Wire Mesh 50x50

A 50 mesh count refers to 50 openings per linear inch in each direction, resulting in a grid pattern with roughly 0.0117-inch (0.297mm) openings, depending on wire diameter. In a 50x50 configuration, this uniform spacing provides balanced airflow, liquid flow, and particle retention, making it suitable for general-purpose filtration, screening, and separation applications.

Pricing for a roll of stainless steel wire mesh varies based on wire diameter, mesh count, roll width, length, and order volume. Because specifications are highly customizable, manufacturers typically provide quotes after reviewing exact requirements rather than listing fixed prices. Contact the manufacturer directly with your specifications for an accurate cost estimate.

This mesh is commonly used in filtration and separation systems, insulation blanket covers, catalytic converter components, and equipment protection applications. Its balanced 50x50 opening size makes it suitable for air and liquid filtration, chemical processing, food and beverage equipment, and pharmaceutical manufacturing where consistent particle retention and corrosion resistance are required.

Yes, stainless steel wire mesh, particularly grades like SS316, offers strong resistance to corrosion, oxidation, and chemical exposure. This makes it well-suited for harsh environments such as oil and gas refining, chemical processing, and marine-adjacent applications where standard carbon steel mesh would degrade quickly under moisture or caustic chemical exposure.

Yes, wire diameter, mesh count, porosity, roll dimensions, and material (including stainless steel, brass, copper, aluminum, or polymers) can typically be customized. Manufacturers with in-house engineering teams can adjust density from near-zero to over 98% void volume, enabling tailored solutions for filtration, insulation, EMI shielding, and specialized industrial applications.

Stainless steel wire mesh is generally engineered to withstand extreme temperatures, vibrations, and exposure to caustic fuels and fumes, making it suitable for high-heat industrial environments such as catalytic converters, insulation blankets, and oil and gas processing equipment where thermal stability and mechanical durability are critical.