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MEMS Microphone Dust Mesh — IEC 60529 IP67 / IP68 designs

MEMS Microphone Dust Mesh for shielding the acoustic port of MEMS microphones from dust, lint and splashes with a tiny die-cut mesh whose acoustic resistance is matched to the microphone. 4 sizes listed, with technical drawing and quotation.

MEMS Microphone Dust Mesh (IEC 60529 IP67 / IP68 designs) — Phone Speaker & Mic Mesh

Technical Drawing

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Dimensions & Specifications (IEC 60529 IP67 / IP68 designs)

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PartLength (mm)Width (mm)Thickness (mm)Hole diameter (mm)Open area (%)Acoustic resistance (MKS Rayl)
u00d82.0 port2.02.00.040.03015260
u00d83.0 port3.03.00.040.03015260
u00d84.0 port4.04.00.050.04020180
Oval 3 u00d7 23.02.00.040.03015260

MEMS Microphone Dust Mesh (IEC 60529 IP67 / IP68 designs) is used for shielding the acoustic port of MEMS microphones from dust, lint and splashes with a tiny die-cut mesh whose acoustic resistance is matched to the microphone.

Made by: Woven Wire Mesh (Weaving) · Photo-Chemical Etching · Filter Fabrication & Assembly

Where MEMS Microphone Dust Mesh Is Used

  • Smartphone & tablet OEMs: primary, secondary and noise-cancelling mic ports on the frame and bottom edge.
  • Smart speakers & conference bars: six- and eight-mic far-field arrays where every port must match acoustically.
  • Hearing aids & hearables: mic inlets that face skin oils, sweat and earwax every day.
  • Automotive cabins: overhead-console hands-free microphones exposed to dust and HVAC airflow.

Read the full application guide for MEMS Microphone Dust Mesh →

How to Specify MEMS Microphone Dust Mesh

  • Port geometry: Specify the port as round (Ø2–4 mm) or oval, and the adhesive ring inner diameter so glue never overlaps the open mesh.
  • Acoustic resistance: Higher MKS Rayl gives better ingress protection but costs sensitivity and SNR; specify a target with a tolerance band (typically ±15 %).
  • Array matching: For beam-forming arrays order all meshes from one etching lot so resistance does not vary port to port.

Materials

Standard supply is stainless steel 304, stainless steel 316/316L; the material column in the table and the drawing options show the exact grade for each size. Other alloys and finishes can be quoted to your drawing.

Fitting & Care

  • Place the mesh centered on the port with an automated pick-and-place or a vision-guided fixture; manual placement drifts by more than the adhesive land.
  • Cure the pressure-sensitive adhesive under the specified pressure and dwell time before the housing is closed.

Common Mistakes

  • Mixing mesh lots across a mic array, so beam-forming and echo cancellation lose accuracy.
  • Treating a mesh as a wind screen — it does not reduce wind noise; foam or a labyrinth path is needed for that.

When MEMS Microphone Dust Mesh Is Not the Right Choice

Not a waterproof barrier by itself; IPX7/IPX8 microphones combine the metal mesh with a hydrophobic ePTFE membrane.

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Pricing

MEMS Microphone Dust Mesh is made to order as finished parts. Indicative pricing starts from about US$0.030 per piece for a standard size at production quantity; the final price depends on size, material, finish, tooling and order volume. Send your configuration from the drawing above for a quotation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is MEMS Microphone Dust Mesh used for?

Shielding the acoustic port of MEMS microphones from dust, lint and splashes with a tiny die-cut mesh whose acoustic resistance is matched to the microphone.

Does a dust mesh reduce MEMS microphone sensitivity?

Slightly. A well-chosen mesh costs well under 1 dB of sensitivity; a mesh that is too fine can cost several dB and flatten high frequencies.

Why must all microphones in an array use matched meshes?

Beam-forming relies on equal phase and amplitude at each mic. A mismatched mesh shifts one channel and degrades direction finding.

Can a MEMS microphone mesh be cleaned?

Only gently with a dry soft brush or low-tack putty from outside; probing the port tears the mesh and can damage the MEMS diaphragm.

What specifications are available for MEMS Microphone Dust Mesh?

The table on this page lists 4 standard specifications for MEMS Microphone Dust Mesh, from u00d82.0 port to Oval 3 u00d7 2. Specifications outside the table — custom mesh counts, wire diameters, roll widths and fabricated pieces — can be quoted on request.

How do I request a quotation?

Use the parametric drawing on this page to set the exact configuration (specification, material, treatment) and click "Request this configuration" — a specialist from custommetalfilters.com will respond within one business day.

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