wire cloth

They are made of 1/2-inch galvanized wire cloth.

When ordering wire cloth, it is important to consider wire diameter, mesh, and opening width.

An employee realized that the wire cloth could be painted gray and sold as window screens and the product became an immediate success.

The town, with a rich industrial history, was once home to copper mines, the early steam engine and manufacturers of wire cloth and dye.

After about 40 years of operation the company had a 35% market share in wire mesh and wire cloth delivered to the pulp and paper industry.

The mesh in the entry canopy was made by Phoenix Wire Cloth of Detroit, whose products are ordinarily used for hydraulic filtration or industrial waste treatment.

This idea fell down through the ages and developed into a series of European patents around 1924, when the thought of electrically heating the wire cloth for screens was considered.

Over the years, its industries have included the making of cigars, gloves, silks, flavine, water wheels, flour, shirts, shoes, machine-shop products, furniture, wire cloth, and ironstone grinders.

Tetko Inc., a distributor of fabric and wire cloth for filteration use, has used three apprentices in its Buffalo office and one apprentice in its Elmsford branch.

The escalators take you past hand-woven wire cloth screens; on those screens are projected laser images in bright primary colors that dance and jump in accord with specially composed electronic music.

Jones Exhaust Systems, engineering consultants Aqua Dynamics Group, Langley Wire Cloth Products, and Better Source Supply Company all have major locations in the town, as well.

A $300 million redevelopment of the 55-acre mill complex promises to revive an area orphaned by the 1989 shutdown of Gilbert & Bennett, the once-dominant manufacturer of wire cloth, mesh and netting.

The five remaining operating units were: National Roll, Flex-O-Lite, Ludlow-Saylor Wire Cloth Division, Standard Pipeprotection, and Simplicity Engineering Company (a subsidiary).

A new roof and gutter were installed in 1985, and Lexan and wire cloth were added to the basement windows to protect against damage from stray balls on the nearby softball field, also used for Little League.

Jenks is home to the headquarters of many small and large businesses, among which include; Kimberly Clark Corporation, Green Country Energy, Public Service Company, Tulsa Winch, and Continental Wire Cloth.

She is a granddaughter of Mrs. Duncan Dobson of Vero Beach, Fla., and the late Mr. Dobson, a chief executive of the Ludlow Saylor Wire Cloth Company in St. Louis.

On Monday, the company bought three warehouses and nearly two acres of land from Gerard Daniel & Company, a manufacturer and distributor of industrial wire cloth whose property straddles the edge of the City Park neighborhood where Ikea intends to build.

The FIRST (Fabrication of Inflatable Re-entry Structures for Test) system was an Aerojet proposal for an inflated-spar Rogallo wing made up from Inconel wire cloth impregnated with silicone rubber and silicon carbide dust.

Dreaming of Lizard, the rushing water and thumping hammers of my mill, the measured clanking of the big gear, the crawl of the laden wire cloth, and the golden glory of the Short Sun sinking into the sea beyond a Tail Bay crammed with prime softwood.