150 Micron Aperture Wire Mesh

150 Micron Aperture Wire Mesh is a woven screen made of metal (or sometimes synthetic) wires where the clear opening between the wires is 150 micrometers (µm).

• 150 Microns: This is a unit of measurement equal to 0.150 millimeters or approximately 0.0059 inches.

• Aperture: This refers to the clear, open space between the parallel wires in the weave. It is the “hole size.”

For perspective, a human hair is about 70-100 microns in diameter, so the openings in this mesh are roughly 1.5 to 2 times the width of a human hair.

Usually, For a given aperture, a smaller wire diameter will result in a higher mesh count and a larger open area.

For the material of the 150 micron aperture wire mesh, commonly is stainless steel, monel, nickel, copper, brass, titanium, hastelloy., and other metal materials ect….

This 150 micron aperture mesh size wire mesh is used for precise separation and filtration tasks. Common industries and uses include:

1. Precision Filtration:

   • Filtering hydraulic fluid, fuel, and coolants.

   • Removing contaminants from high-purity chemicals.

   • Protecting sensitive components (nozzles, pumps) from debris.

2. Laboratory & Analytical:

   • Particle size analysis (sieving) to separate powders in the 100-200 micron range.

   • Sample preparation and sorting.

3. Food & Beverage Industry:

   • Sifting spices, sugar, and fine powders.

   • Filtering brewing ingredients.

   • Clarifying juices and oils.

4. Aerospace & Automotive:

   • Critical filtration in fuel and oil systems.

5. Printing & Coating:

   • Filtering inks and coatings to ensure a smooth, defect-free application.