The Essence of Precision
Strive For Molded Fiber Excellence
Learn how woven wire works to produce molded fiber products that drive a cleaner, safer world.
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W.S. Tyler’s 50-mesh is a specialized square that is outfitted with oblong pore openings. The result? A finish that you and your customers will absolutely love.
W.S. Tyler’s 24-mesh is designed to maintain optimal fiber retention without sacrificing throughput.
W.S. Tyler has developed an industry leading annealing process that ensures your woven wire screen captures every detail of your molds and maintains its shape overtime.
From stainless steel to aluminum to brass, there is an alloy for you. Ensure your woven wire screen has the durability, heat resistance, and corrosion resistance to succeed.
The materials market is unpredictable. W.S. Tyler allows you to secure blanket orders designed to ensure your selves stayed stocked with mesh at a fixed price.
Woven wire mesh and welded wire mesh both have the ability to create a molded fiber operation that produces high-performing products efficiently. But which of the two should you use to fabricate your molded fiber screens?
Wire mesh and sintered wire mesh are both screening media that are used to fabricate molds for molded pulp fiber packaging. Knowing that, how do the two compare, and which is best suited for you?
Woven wire mesh and perforated plate are screening media should consider when fabricating pulp and fiber molds. Read following article to discover of the two screening media more sense for you.