hey ZIGGY: Lots of people make STAINLESS STEEL screen boxes, SIMPLICITY, DERRICK, TYLER, ROTEX and I am sure a host of others.

We used them mainly in the GOLD mines, for CIP or carbon in pulp screening jobs....we needed that to deal with the caustic solutions they mix with the GOLD SLURRIES.

Fabricating with T304 STAINLESS is just plain expensive but, does the job nicely to avoid corrosion of the metal body members.

Shiny steel works good.

Keep Smiling ■

Ziggy Gregory

Stainless screens are manufactured for precious metals mining in the mill as carbon sizing and washing using a Spray bar system to help wash away the carbon and eliminate the cyanide and caustic solution from the carbon.

Size

Depending on the size and daily production of the mill it will vary from a simple 4' x 8' to a 4' x 12'.

Regards,

Phil. Ferron

Resdev International Ltd

1900 Marie Victorin

St-Bruno, Qc, Canada

J3V 6B9

450-653-6139

resdev@generation.net ■

hi, there are a lot of manufacturers here making woven wire not only from China like my company with more than twenty history but also from other countries.

If you need woven wire, pls kindly let me know by writing me:

sales@sharecorp.cn or ericxiang@sharecorp.cn

or refer to our website:www.sharecorp.cn ■

I have used stainless steel screen media in the salt industry for many years - mainly in food grade applications. ■

Ziggy,

There are stainless steel screens out there, we have some in various food industries such as a Valasic pickle plant ■

You don't have to go outside the United States to get a stainless steel screen. Simplicity has made them in Michigan for years. They are used freq. in many food and drug industries. There are only a few components that can't be made from SS, ie...parts of the drive mechanism. The screen box, bolts, supports, decks, and media can all be manufactured of SS in various grades. With the price of stainless steel right now, many also consider hot dip galvanizing as well. ■

If you are looking for a reliable company that manufactures the product here in the USA, look no further.

Belleville Wire Cloth Est. 1919.

Cedar Grove, NJ ■