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Chlor-alkali industry nickel mesh recycling prices are higher than ordinary nickel mesh, with high-value recyclables primarily being plain weave and twill weave nickel mesh.
Plain weave nickel mesh is used for electrolyzer cathode screens and alkaline solution coarse filtration due to its identical warp/weft wire density. Its uniform structure ensures better filtration precision. Twill weave nickel mesh is commonly applied in high-pressure electrolyzers and corrosive medium separation within the chlor-alkali industry, mainly because its strength and stability exceed plain weave, making it more suitable for high-pressure environments.
Parameter Category | Specifications | Industrial Significance |
Material Purity | N4 (Ni≥99.9%), N6 (Ni≥99.5%)<sup>5</sup> | Higher purity = stronger alkali resistance = longer lifespan |
Mesh Size & Aperture | 10–300 mesh (0.07–1.94mm aperture)<sup>8</sup> | Coarse filtration: 10–60 mesh |
Thickness & Strength | 0.04–3.5mm (sheet mesh) | High-pressure environments require ≥1mm thickness or twill weave reinforcement |
Corrugation Parameters | 4.8mm height, 60° slope (cathode elastomer)<sup>10</sup> | Ensures uniform current distribution in electrolyzers, preventing localized overheating |
Coating Treatment | Ruthenium/Iridium/Platinum oxide coating<sup>10</sup> | Enhances conductivity/catalytic activity for high-performance electrodes |
Production Tolerance | Wire Ø ±0.01mm | Prevents ion-exchange membrane puncture, ensures electrolyzer safety |
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