Crimped Wire Mesh is manufactured by weaving wires that have been mechanically crimped — deformed at regular intervals to create the characteristic undulating profile. The crimping locks wires at their crossing points, preventing wire movement and aperture change under load and vibration. This makes crimped mesh significantly more dimensionally stable than plain woven mesh, and the correct crimp type can be selected to match the specific load, material size, and screening conditions of your application. HMB Engineering manufactures the full range of crimp types — from double crimp to flat top — in mild steel, high carbon, spring steel, and stainless steel.
Key Features
• Dimensional Stability: Crimped wire interlock prevents aperture shift under heavy load and vibration — maintaining grading accuracy over longer service life.
• Multiple Crimp Types: Different crimp profiles suit different applications — from deep lock crimp for maximum stability to flat top for smooth material flow.
• All Wire Grades Available: MS, high carbon, spring steel, and stainless steel — matching performance to corrosion, abrasion, and temperature requirements.
