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Aluminum Foil Facing Electro Welded Mesh

Aluminum Foil Facing Electro Welded Mesh

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Specifications

wire mesh
1. CE, ISO9001:2008
2. High Quality Low Price
3.Galvanized wire, PVC coated
4.Delivery: 10 days

Woven wire mesh

Stainless Steel Wire Mesh:

We produce stainless steel wire mesh from first class stainless steel wire material in SUS/AISI 201 202 302 304 310 310S 316 316L 321 430 etc.

Stainless steel wire mesh with its excellent resistance against acid, alkali, heat and corrosion, find extensively uses in processing of oil, chemical, food, making wire mesh filter, also sorting and screening of solid, liquid and gas in mine, metallurgy, airspace and machine making etc.

Stainless steel wire mesh

mesh/inch

wire diameter mm

aperture mm

mesh/inch

wire diameter mm

aperture mm

2mesh

1.80

10.90

60mesh

0.15

0.273

3mesh

1.60

6.866

70mesh

0.14

0.223

4mesh

1.20

5.15

80mesh

0.12

0.198

5mesh

0.91

4.17

90mesh

0.11

0.172

6mesh

0.80

3.433

100mesh

0.10

0.154

8mesh

0.60

2.575

120mesh

0.08

0.132

10mesh

0.55

1.990

140mesh

0.07

0.111

12mesh

0.50

1.616

150mesh

0.065

0.104

14mesh

0.45

1.362

160mesh

0.065

0.094

16mesh

0.40

1.188

180mesh

0.053

0.088

18mesh

0.35

1.060

200mesh

0.053

0.074

20mesh

0.30

0.970

250mesh

0.04

0.061

26mesh

0.28

0.696

300mesh

0.035

0.049

30mesh

0.25

0.596

325mesh

0.03

0.048

40mesh

0.21

0.425

350mesh

0.03

0.042

50mesh

0.19

0.318

400mesh

0.025

0.0385

Width of Stainless Steel Wire Mesh: 0.6m-1.5m

Welded Wire Mesh

Reinforcing Mesh Panel Description:
1. Reinforcing Mesh Panel also named Welded Steel Bar panel or Heavy welded wire mesh panel.
2. Wire diameter of Weded Steel Bar Panel: 5mm -16mm
3. The opening of Welded Steel Bar Panel: 75mm-300mm
4. Reinforcing Mesh Panel length: 1m - 12m
5. Reinforcing Mesh Panel width: 100cm-240cm
6. Reinforcing Mesh Panel, Wire profile: Smooth profile, or ribbed profiile.
7. Reinforcing Mesh Panel, type of material: Q235
8. Reinforcing Mesh Panel Standard size: 2.4m x 6m

9. Australian Standard: SL72,SL82.

Q: Is it possible to recycle aluminum foil with a facing material attached to it?
<p>Yes, aluminum foil facing can be recycled. However, it's important to separate the aluminum foil from the facing material before recycling. The facing material, often plastic or paper, can contaminate the aluminum recycling process. Most recycling facilities accept clean aluminum foil, but it's best to check with your local recycling center for specific guidelines. Proper separation and cleaning of aluminum foil can ensure it is effectively recycled and contributes to reducing waste and conserving resources.</p>
Q: This question asks about potential health or safety risks associated with the use of non-stick coatings on food covers or containers.
<p>Non-stick coatings on food covers or containers are generally safe when used as directed. However, there are some concerns. High heat can cause these coatings to release potentially harmful fumes or chemicals, such as perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), which has been linked to health issues. It's important to avoid overheating non-stick items and to not use them in the oven or broiler. Always follow the manufacturer's guidelines for safe use and cleaning. If the coating is scratched or peeling, it's best to replace the item to prevent ingestion of the coating particles.</p>
Q: Is it possible to use aluminum foil as a cooking utensil for stir-frying or sauteing food?
<p>While aluminum foil can be used in some cooking applications, it is not recommended for stir-frying or sauteing due to its low melting point and potential for tearing. Aluminum foil can melt at high temperatures, which are often used in stir-frying and sauteing, leading to a fire hazard or uneven cooking. Additionally, the foil may tear or puncture easily, releasing aluminum particles into the food, which is not safe. Instead, use proper cookware like non-stick pans or stainless steel for these cooking methods.</p>
Q: Is it possible to use aluminum foil as a replacement for tin foil in cooking and food preservation?
<p>While aluminum foil and tin foil are both used for cooking and food storage, they have different properties. Aluminum foil is commonly used for its heat conductivity and is suitable for most cooking and wrapping needs. However, tin foil, which is actually a thin sheet of aluminum coated with a thin layer of tin, is less reactive and can be better for certain applications, especially when preserving the taste and aroma of food. It's generally safe to use aluminum foil as a substitute, but it might not offer the same non-reactive properties as tin foil in all cases. Always ensure that the aluminum foil is food-grade and avoid using it with acidic foods, as this can cause the aluminum to leach into the food.</p>
Q: This question asks for methods to utilize aluminum foil as a tool for preparing quick and easy meals.
<p>Aluminum foil facing is a versatile tool for quick meal preparation. One method is the 'foil packet' technique, where you place ingredients like vegetables, protein, and seasonings in a foil pouch and bake or grill. This method helps retain moisture and flavor. Another way is to use foil as a makeshift baking tray for items like fish or potatoes, which can be seasoned and wrapped in foil for a one-step cleanup. Foil can also be used to cover food during grilling to prevent flare-ups or to steam vegetables. Always ensure food is cooked thoroughly and be cautious of potential aluminum leaching, especially with acidic foods.</p>
Q: Is it possible to use materials other than plastic for food wrapping?
<p>Yes, you can use alternatives to plastic for food wrapping. Materials such as beeswax wraps, silicone sheets, and reusable cotton or linen wraps are eco-friendly options that can be used to cover bowls or wrap food items. These materials are reusable, washable, and can be composted at the end of their life cycle, reducing waste and environmental impact. Additionally, parchment paper and aluminum foil can be used as disposable alternatives, though they are not as sustainable as reusable options.</p>
Q: This question asks for the optimal methods of preserving leftover food using aluminum foil.
<p>The best ways to store leftovers using aluminum foil involve ensuring the food is cool before wrapping, covering the entire dish tightly, and sealing the foil properly. First, let the leftovers cool down to room temperature to prevent condensation. Then, wrap the dish completely with aluminum foil, making sure to cover the edges and corners to avoid air exposure. For added protection, you can double-wrap the dish. Seal the foil by pressing the edges together firmly. Store the wrapped leftovers in the refrigerator or freezer, depending on how soon you plan to consume them.</p>
Q: This question asks if there are any potential issues or risks associated with storing food in plastic containers for extended periods.
<p>Yes, there are concerns about using plastic containers for long-term food storage. Certain plastics can leach chemicals, such as BPA (Bisphenol A) and phthalates, which may be harmful when ingested over time. These chemicals can migrate into the food, especially with exposure to heat or over extended periods. Additionally, plastic containers can break down over time, potentially releasing harmful substances into the food. It's recommended to use food-grade, BPA-free plastics or alternatives like glass containers for long-term storage to minimize health risks.</p>
Q: This question asks for advice on how to use aluminum foil effectively in the kitchen.
<p>Using aluminum foil efficiently in the kitchen can save time and resources. Here are some tips: 1. Pre-cut and store: Keep a roll of aluminum foil in the kitchen and pre-cut pieces for quick use. 2. Double layer for insulation: Use a double layer for wrapping food to retain heat and keep food warm for longer. 3. Line baking sheets: Line baking sheets with foil to prevent sticking and make cleanup easier. 4. Cover dishes: Use foil to cover dishes in the oven to prevent over-browning. 5. Use for grilling: Wrap vegetables or fish in foil for easy, mess-free grilling. 6. Reuse: Reuse aluminum foil for multiple tasks to minimize waste. 7. Avoid overuse: Use only as much foil as needed to prevent unnecessary waste. 8. Recycle: Always recycle aluminum foil after use to contribute to sustainability.</p>
Q: Is it safe and effective to use aluminum foil with a reflective side to wrap vegetables for grilling or roasting?
<p>Yes, you can use aluminum foil facing to wrap vegetables before grilling or roasting. Aluminum foil is a common and versatile tool in cooking, especially for grilling and roasting. The reflective side of the foil can help in evenly distributing heat and retaining moisture, which is beneficial for cooking vegetables. It prevents them from drying out and allows them to cook evenly. However, ensure the foil does not come into direct contact with the heat source as it may cause the foil to tear or the vegetables to burn. Always monitor the cooking process to prevent any potential issues.</p>

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