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A1H22.25- 22.25mm Galvanized woven wire 3mm mesh 1
$825.00 - $1,430.00 (Inc. GST)$750.00 - $1,300.00 (Ex. GST) -
A1H5.15- 5.15mm woven wire 1.2mm mesh 4
$89.89 - $100.98 (Inc. GST)$81.72 - $91.80 (Ex. GST)
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A1H2.61- 2.61mm woven wire 0.56mm mesh 8
Featuring a 2.61mm aperture and 0.56mm wire diameter, it provides an excellent balance of airflow, visibility, and corrosion resistance while maintaining a consistent woven structure. 8 Mesh...
Add to Cart$79.20 (Inc. GST)$72.00 (Ex. GST) -
A1H2.67- 2.67mm woven wire 0.5mm mesh 8
With a 2.67mm aperture and 0.50mm wire diameter, it provides a lightweight yet stable mesh structure for architectural, commercial, and general-purpose applications. 8 Mesh Stainless Steel Woven Wire...
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A1H22.25- 22.25mm Galvanized woven wire 3mm mesh 1
Galvanized 1 Mesh Woven Wire Mesh combines a 3 mm wire diameter, 22.25 mm aperture, and 76% open area, providing strong construction with excellent airflow and material passage.Suitable for
Choose Options$825.00 - $1,430.00 (Inc. GST)$750.00 - $1,300.00 (Ex. GST) -
A1H5.15- 5.15mm woven wire 1.2mm mesh 4
It combines robust construction with a high 65% open area, allowing efficient material flow, airflow, and visibility. With a 5.15mm aperture and 1.20mm wire diameter. 4 Mesh Stainless Steel Woven...
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Frequently asked questions
What is woven wire mesh?
Woven wire mesh is made by interlacing metal wires at right angles on a loom, producing precise, uniform apertures. We weave it from Stainless Steel 304 and 316L, brass, copper and bronze in plain and twill weaves, for architectural, filtration and industrial use. Mesh is cut to your ordered length.
What is woven wire mesh used for?
It suits architectural facades, balustrades and partitions, insect and bushfire screens, machine guards, and precision filtration or sieving in pharmaceutical, chemical and food processing. Fine counts up to 500 mesh handle micron-level filtration, while coarser weaves work for decorative and structural jobs.
What’s the difference between woven wire mesh and welded wire mesh?
Woven wire mesh is interlaced on a loom, giving tighter tolerances and finer apertures ideal for filtration and architectural work. Welded wire mesh has wires welded at each intersection, making it more rigid — better for fencing, cages and structural panels.
What materials and mesh sizes are available?
We stock woven wire mesh in Stainless Steel 304 and 316L, brass, copper and bronze. Apertures run from around 26 microns (500 mesh) for fine filtration up to coarse openings for screening and architectural use, across a range of wire diameters. 316L is best for coastal and marine Australian conditions.
How do I choose the right mesh count and aperture?
Mesh count is the number of openings per linear inch — higher counts mean finer apertures. For filtration, match the aperture (in microns) to the smallest particle you need to retain. For architectural or screening use, choose on visibility, airflow and strength. Contact us with your application for a recommendation.
Do you supply woven wire mesh across Australia?
Yes — A1 Metal Mesh is Australian owned and operated and ships woven wire mesh Australia-wide from Melbourne. Mesh is cut to the meterage you order, and we can advise on custom specifications for architectural, filtration and industrial projects.