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The world’s finest stainless steel mesh has been manufactured by Asada for over 70 years. Used for high quality screen printing of electronic applications (also used for filtration and sieving). Features include: High Definition, Wide Openings, Thick, Ultra Hard and Super Thin. Applications include: MLCC, MLCI, Chip Resistor, Large Flat Panel Display, Touch Panel, Cover Layers, Photovoltaic, Surface Mount Technology, Black Matrix, Printed Electronics, Flexible Printed Circuit and Printed Wired Boards.

If you wish to place an order please call: 1.800.562.3534 or 1.323.980.0662

Standard Type Mesh for screen printing has been adopted for wide use such as fine line and thin deposit printing for MLCC.

The tensile strenght of these meshes has been improved to 30% greater than BS Standard Type. Higher printed resolution has been achieved through the development of 640 & 730 mesh.

Using stainless wires of high strength and low elongation, these meshes are woven with an open ratio of 60%. Thus, the transmittance of printing paste improves.

The tensile strength of HS-D meshes is 3 times greater than BS-Standard. Produces more stable and dimensional accurate print. Screen printing potential will be further enhanced.

The wires are woven into a special weaving structure which yields a mesh 3 times thicker than the wire diameter; which is suitable for Thick Deposit printing.

Woven wires are roll-calendering to be as thin as single wire diameter. Thickness uniformity will be further enhanced through this process.

Woven wires are blackened through surface treatment. It enhances printing resolution by preventing random light reflection during the UV exposure process.

If you wish to place an order please call: 1.800.562.3534 or 1.323.980.0662

For more information and specifications on using Stainless Steel Mesh in production please contact our Technical Support Representatives available Monday through Friday 8am to 5pm PST at: (323) 980-0662

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