M22-44

Large Woven Wire Mesh Pattern

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A twin wire architectural wire mesh pattern based on a Lock Crimp weave style. The straight sections of the wire are intentionally crushed to flare out the round section of wire. The decorative mesh pattern is a large scale opening screen with high percent open area.

Pattern Details

Percent Open:82.9%

Overall Thickness:0.210

Crimp Style: 2L2L

Aspect Ratio:1.00:1

Opening Limitation:1.930

Weight:0.62 lbs./sq. ft.

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Available Secondary Finishes

Plated Powder Coat US10A US10B

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Stainless Steel

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Please note that due to the limitations and relative inconsistencies of digital displays, the original and artificially colorized photography above is intended to only be a representation of the raw materials Banker Wire uses and is not a substitution for physical samples. Banker Wire manufactures all wire mesh in a bare mill finished condition. Please always confirm size, color, and finishes of wire mesh patterns with physical samples.

M22-44

Pattern Details

Percent Open:82.9%

Aspect Ratio:1.00:1

Weight:0.62 lbs./sq. ft.

Overall Thickness:0.210 in.

Crimp Style:2L2L

Opening Limitation:1.930 in.

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Please double check that your sizes and materials are within our Maximum Dimensions below.

"Maximum" Dimensions of available raw material configurations

Max. A

Max. B

Raw Material Configuration

240

168

Notes

*Weight based on the specific density of mild (plain) steel **Maximum sphere diameter which will pass through opening Product specifications are subject to change. Product image is shown at 100% unless stated otherwise. For accuracy, specification sheet must be printed with no scaling. Measurements and data are approximate and should be confirmed with a physical sample.