Value Collection E03003001201212 Wire Cloth Steel 12x12

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION E03003001201212 is a steel wire cloth measuring 12 inches wide by 12 inches long, constructed from low carbon steel wire at 34 wire gauge with a 0.012 inch wire diameter. The mesh features a 0.021 inch width opening, making it suitable for fine filtration, screening, and separation applications. This wire cloth is used by HVAC technicians, plumbers, industrial maintenance professionals, and fabricators who need a reliable, rigid mesh for functional applications. The piece weighs approximately 0.294 pounds and ships as a single sheet.

Wire cloth at this gauge and opening size is commonly used in residential and commercial HVAC systems for inlet screening, in plumbing and industrial setups for strainer applications, and in general fabrication work requiring a fine steel mesh. The 12 by 12 inch sheet size suits patch work, custom fabrication cuts, and small-area screening tasks. The low carbon steel construction offers adequate strength for moderate-duty filtering and separation in dry or low-humidity environments.

Key Features

• 34 wire gauge low carbon steel construction for consistent mesh geometry
• 0.012 inch wire diameter with 0.021 inch width opening for fine screening
• 12 x 12 inch sheet size suitable for patch fabrication and small screening applications
• Lightweight at 0.294 pounds for easy handling and cutting to size
• Single-sheet packaging for individual project or replacement use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose fine wire cloth suitable for use in HVAC inlet screens, plumbing strainers, industrial filtration housings, and custom fabrication applications requiring 34-gauge low carbon steel mesh.

Installation Notes

Wire cloth installation is typically performed by HVAC technicians, pipefitters, or industrial maintenance personnel. Power down or depressurize any system before replacing or installing mesh screens or strainers. Standard metal snips or aviation shears are appropriate for cutting to size. Edges after cutting may be sharp — use appropriate personal protective equipment when handling cut sections.