Stainless steel woven wire mesh is a type of metal filter mesh or filter cloth made by high-quality stainless steel wires that have been woven together to form a strong and durable structure. This technology combines the corrosion-resistant properties of stainless steel square wire mesh with the flexibility and meshing characteristics typically associated with woven materials. The process of making stainless steel wire mesh involves several steps, including: 1. Wire Drawing: The raw material is first converted into wires through a process called wire drawing. This process involves pulling the wire through a die to reduce its diameter and improve its strength. 2. Wire Annealing: After drawing, the wires are annealed. This process involves heating the wires to a specific temperature (between 700°C and 1200°C) to make them more flexible and easier to weave. 3. Weaving: Stainless steel wires are then woven together using either the plain weave or twill weave technique. In plain weave, each wire alternates over and under each other in a regular pattern. In twill weave, the pattern has a diagonal appearance with each wire crossing over two others before going under one. 4. Post-Processing: Depending on the application, the stainless steel wire mesh may undergo further processing such as surface treatment (e.g., electroplating, anodizing), coating, or marking.