PACO 300.48 Mesh-pack Only

The Weaves_5 The term “reverse” describes the fact that the warp wires of this weave
are relatively thin and the weft wires are comparatively thick – in other words the exact opposite of the standard dutch weaves. The reverse
dutch design produces exactly defined pore openings that run under an angle to the surface of the mesh. The high number warp wires considerably increases the active filtration cross section. Depending on the specifications, this can be approx. 21 - 25 %. This provides RDW filters with a
good to very good contaminant retention capability. The reverse dutch weave is available in “heavy” and “light” versions. The light version having a special wire combination that increases the active filtration cross
section to 25 - 38 %.
Reverse Plain Dutch Weave
Specifications
PACO Reverse Plain Dutch Weave L = Lightweight version Please request detailed data sheets for the individual specifications.
Standard-No.
Warp per 25.4 [mm]
Wire Diameter Weft per 25.4 [mm]
Warp [mm]
Weft [mm]
Micron Retention abs. [µm]
Micron Retention nom. [µm]
Porosity [%]
Weight [kg/m2]
1005 L
200
0.025
0.050
15 - 17
10
0.10
63
0.28
912 L
154
0.028
0.090
18 - 22
13
0.16
57
0.49
720
150
0.035
0.112
16 - 20
15
0.17
48
0.65
720 L
150
0.035
0.100
20 - 24
14
0.16
45
0.60
625
134
0.041
0.130
18 - 23
14
0.20
48
0.85
625
132
0.042
0.130
20 - 26
17
0.20
48
0.84
625
106
0.042
0.140
23 - 28
25
0.23
56
0.85
625
104
0.042
0.150
25 - 32
30
0.24
55
0.87
290
74
0.090
0.200
38 - 45
40
0.36
52
1.27
290
60
0.090
0.230
43 - 51
50
0.40
50
1.36
175
50
0.150
0.300
62 - 68
60
0.56
53
2.14
175
45
0.150
0.320
90 - 102
100
0.62
56
2.16
175
40
0.150
0.350
100 - 112
108
0.55
58
2.24
130
35
0.200
0.400
83 - 90
80
0.75
56
2.70
130
30
0.200
0.450
100 - 108
100
0.82
53
2.82
84
25
0.320
0.400
150 - 180
150
1.09
49
3.09
66
18
0.300
0.400
210 - 230
200
1.07
66
2.22
Note: Values for porosity, thickness and weight are approximates as depending on wire tolerance.
Subject to technical change
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Thickness [mm]