With an all-metal construction, compressed wire mesh gaskets are also extremely good heat conductors and are resilient to high temperatures and shock absorption. This makes them suitable for use in severe environmental conditions. Custom conductive gaskets are not, however, recommended for use where joints are regularly opened or where an environmental seal is required.
KnitMesh Technologies all-metal compressed wire mesh gaskets are EMI shielded; they are constructed from knitted wire mesh to produce a seamless gasket, normally with a rectangular or round cross section. Gaskets are made by die-compressing given amounts of mesh to produce solutions in a wide range of sizes and densities.
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KnitMesh Technologies produces all metal compressed wire mesh gaskets in a wide range of materials. These include: Monel, Tin Plated Copper Clad Steel (SN-FE-CU), Tinned Copper, Stainless Steel, Brass, Silver-Clad
KnitMesh Technologies all-metal compressed wire mesh gaskets are EMI shielded; they are constructed from knitted wire mesh to produce a seamless gasket, normally with a rectangular or round cross section. Gaskets are made by die-compressing given amounts of mesh to produce solutions in a wide range of sizes and densities.
KnitMesh Technologies produces all metal compressed wire mesh gaskets in a wide range of materials. These include: Monel, Tin Plated Copper Clad Steel (SN-FE-CU), Tinned Copper, Stainless Steel, Brass, Silver-Clad Copper, Aluminium and Copper. Other materials, such as Nickel-Plated Copper and Phosphor Bronze, are available to special order.
With an extensive range of knitted mesh material options available, KnitMesh are able to produce high temperature gaskets suitable for use at temperatures up to and exceeding 1000°C (1832°F)
The most common gasket shape is a ring. However, gaskets are also available in a rectangle as well as in special shapes incorporating bolt location holes, mounting recesses, corner radii and other special features. Custom conductive gaskets are manufactured to your specifications.