Value Collection K10010000451212 Wire Cloth 12x12 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION K10010000451212 is a fine-mesh stainless steel wire cloth used for filtration, screening, and separation applications in industrial and trade settings. Woven from Type 304 stainless steel wire at a 45 wire gauge, each wire measures 0.0045 inches in diameter. The mesh delivers a width opening of 0.006 inches, making it suitable for applications that require close particle retention and consistent flow-through. The sheet measures 12 inches by 12 inches and weighs 0.143 pounds. Fabricators, filter technicians, and industrial maintenance professionals typically work with this material for custom filtration assemblies and protective screening.

This wire cloth is suited for use in HVAC filtration frameworks, plumbing strainer fabrication, chemical processing, food service equipment screens, and general industrial applications where corrosion resistance and dimensional stability are required. The Type 304 stainless steel construction handles both wet and dry environments and resists common cleaning agents. The 12-by-12-inch sheet size allows for cutting and forming to fit standard housing dimensions or custom fabrication needs.

Key Features

• Type 304 stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance in wet and chemical environments
• 45 wire gauge with 0.0045-inch wire diameter for fine, consistent mesh geometry
• 0.006-inch width opening for close particle retention and controlled flow
• 12 x 12-inch sheet size suitable for cutting and custom fabrication
• Lightweight at 0.143 pounds for easy handling and integration into assemblies

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or fabrication material for filtration screens, strainer baskets, and mesh inserts requiring a fine stainless steel woven cloth in 12-by-12-inch sheet form.

Installation Notes

Cutting and forming stainless steel wire cloth typically requires aviation snips, metal shears, or a die grinder fitted with a cutoff wheel. Wear cut-resistant gloves when handling cut edges, as wire ends can be sharp. Secure edges with appropriate framing or binding to prevent unraveling in high-flow applications. Follow applicable facility maintenance or mechanical codes when integrating mesh into pressurized or flow-critical systems.