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Woven Wire Mesh · ASTM E2016 / ISO 9044

150 Mesh Phosphor Bronze Wire Mesh Specifications

Close-up of fine twill-woven phosphor bronze wire mesh with a reddish-gold metallic color, folded edge in the foreground

Specification data for 150 mesh phosphor bronze wire mesh to ASTM E2016 / ISO 9044: aperture and micron rating, standard and alternative wire diameters, open area, weight per square metre, and the applications this fineness is commonly used for.

150 Mesh Specification Row (ASTM E2016 / ISO 9044)

Mesh countWire diameter (mm)Aperture (mm)Micron rating (u00b5m)Open area (%)Alloy
150-Mesh0.0660.10310337.2CuSn6 (C51900)

150 Mesh to Micron & Aperture

Openings per inch150
Aperture (opening width)0.103 mm
Micron rating103 µm
Standard wire diameter0.066 mm
Open area37.1 %

Aperture = (25.4 mm ÷ mesh count) − wire diameter. The micron rating equals the aperture in micrometres; actual retention also depends on particle shape and cake formation.

Wire Diameter Options at 150 Mesh

OptionWire diaApertureMicronOpen areaWeight (SS)
Heavy wire0.086 mm0.084 mm84 µm24.3 %0.57 kg/m²
Standard wire0.066 mm0.103 mm103 µm37.2 %0.34 kg/m²
Fine wire0.050 mm0.120 mm120 µm50.1 %0.19 kg/m²

Heavier wire adds strength and abrasion life but closes the aperture; finer wire opens the aperture and raises throughput at the cost of durability. Specify mesh count AND wire diameter to fix the aperture unambiguously.

Open Area & Flow at 150 Mesh

The standard 150 mesh weave presents an open area of about 37.1%. A common design rule is to keep the clean-mesh approach velocity low enough that initial pressure drop is negligible; the mesh then acts as the cake support.

150 Mesh Cloth Weight

Standard 150 mesh stainless cloth weighs approximately 0.34 kg/m² (density 7.93 g/cm³ basis; brass and copper weave roughly 10% heavier, aluminum about one third). Use this figure for roll handling and freight estimation.

Typical Applications for 150 Mesh Phosphor Bronze Wire Mesh

150 mesh phosphor bronze wire mesh is commonly specified for liquid filtration and clarification, extruder screen packs, hydraulic and fuel strainers, pharmaceutical and food sieving, and laboratory test work.

Plain, Twill or Dutch Weave at This Rating?

Plain square weave is the standard at this count: every opening is a true square of the stated aperture, retention is absolute for hard spherical particles, and the cloth is easy to clean.

What Phosphor Bronze Wire Mesh Does

Screening and filtering in marine, fuel and fatigue-loaded duties where tin-bronze cloth outlasts brass and stays non-magnetic.

Fitting & Care

  • Back fine bronze cloth with a coarser support mesh when used against pressure.
  • Rinse sea-water strainers with fresh water during maintenance to slow fouling.
Mesh count to micron conversion chart
Mesh count to aperture and micron rating. Confirm the exact figure against the specification table below — wire diameter, not mesh count alone, sets the aperture.

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Dimensions & Specifications (ASTM E2016 / ISO 9044)

Mesh countWire diameter (mm)Aperture (mm)Micron rating (u00b5m)Open area (%)Alloy
30-Mesh0.3000.54754741.7CuSn6 (C51900)
60-Mesh0.1800.24324333.0CuSn6 (C51900)
100-Mesh0.1100.14414432.0CuSn6 (C51900)
150-Mesh0.0660.10310337.2CuSn6 (C51900)
200-Mesh0.0530.0747434.0CuSn6 (C51900)

Frequently Asked Questions

Phosphor bronze or brass mesh — what is the difference?

Phosphor bronze contains tin instead of zinc, so it resists sea water and fatigue much better than brass.

Is phosphor bronze mesh good for marine use?

Yes — it is one of the classic alloys for sea-water strainers and guards.

How do I request a quotation?

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