Dear Luodengjun,

Your most likely immediate supplier for the required adhesive will be the manufacturer/supplier of the screen material.

Failing this, try companies such as Belzona, Global Resins, and Rema Tip Top. You will probably want a rubberized two-part epoxy for the application. You may also require a primer.

Good luck on your search.

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Welding is the quickest answer but, normally the mesh would have to be fully inserted into a metal reinforced edging. The type of hook would in fact be dictated by the finest of the mesh which is being manufactured into a pre-tensioned frame.

A very fine mesh cloth would in fact be turned inside the metal reinforcing edge sometimes 2-3 times and "sandwiched" or "locked" into place. This would stop the mesh from pulling out of the section upon installation and tensioning across the arch of the vibrating equipment deck.

If not a vibrating application.........per say.......on a vibrating screening machine.......not as critical. If repairing a fine mesh piece of cloth in a testing sieve......i suggest buy new sieve...as the result of attempting to repair this would be very costly if material was rejected due to false testing sieve readings.

KIND Regards, George Baker bael@golden.net ■

Why not change your screen panel from steel wire to polyurathene panel with rail that features without bolts and long life.

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I use a two part system for some of my quick screening. If stretching a finer mesh screen this works good since it hardens in about 15 seconds. I do not have the name with me but if you need it Email me at Juleehoch@aol.com

Lee Hochadel

HK Technologies ■