
Mesh-lined strainer baskets
Perforated baskets with fine woven liners, defined seam continuity and retaining rings.
Product detailsDrawing-based manufacturing
Perforated panels, support cores and removable baskets use a controlled hole pattern in formed metal sheet. Specify the hole field, solid margins, support span and finished shape for screening, media support and strainer service.

Construction

Hole diameter, center pitch and row layout define the repeated pattern. Sheet thickness and the metal ligaments between holes define the remaining structure. For fine-media support, the finer layer sets the filtration grade; the perforated core distributes flow and limits the unsupported span beneath that layer.
A pattern percentage describes the perforated field. The whole part also contains borders, weld bands, fixing points and covered surfaces. Use the drawing to calculate the exposed field after mounting, and keep that result distinct from the theoretical opening percentage of an endless pattern.
Reserve an unperforated strip along a rolled seam so the joint has continuous metal. Locate the seam against end rings, mounting features and the finer liner. The solid-weld-margin example shows why the unperforated zone belongs on the original drawing.
After forming, check roundness or flatness, edge condition and support contact. Baskets and temporary strainers also require a defined removal route and debris capacity. Link area selection to pressure-drop monitoring and planned cleaning access in the strainer guide.
An open-area percentage without a pattern is incomplete.
| Construction | Application and fit | Confirm first | Find a product |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flat perforated screens | The component remains flat in the installed assembly. | Outline, hole pattern, thickness, margins, flatness and edge. | Filter matching products |
| Perforated support tubes | The component needs a cylindrical structural or drainage wall. | Diameter, length, wall, seam, perforation and pressure direction. | Filter matching products |
| Perforated baskets | The screen must collect solids in a removable body. | Seat, body geometry, hole pattern, bottom, handle and clearance. | Filter matching products |
| Framed perforated panels | A larger perforated screen requires a defined frame or supports. | Panel, frame, clear opening, fixing points, pattern and load. | Filter matching products |
Choose by finished geometry
Define the finished form and structural role before selecting hole geometry, pitch, margins and sheet thickness.

Flat perforated blanks for screening, guarding and flow distribution.
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Rolled perforated cylinders used as structural supports or coarse screens.
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Formed perforated bodies for solids retention and removable straining.
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Perforated sheets integrated with frames, supports or mounting features.
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Perforated baskets with fine woven liners, defined seam continuity and retaining rings.
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A perforated filter support core is the load-bearing and drainage structure behind a flexible or pleated filtering medium.
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Kaifil manufactures stainless steel flanged filter cartridges with wedge wire, woven mesh, sintered mesh, perforated metal or pleated filtering bodies.
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Removable stainless steel baskets combine a perforated shell, closed bottom, seating rim and lifting handle.
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Pointed start-up strainers with perforated shells and mesh liners.
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Short tapered start-up strainers with defined large and small diameters, end closures and flange seats.
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Flat perforated and mesh-lined start-up strainers with defined active area, support plate, gasket land and identification tab.
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Perforated screen panels use a patterned metal plate where stiffness and repeatable geometric openings are required.
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A perforated screen is specified on one controlled drawing — hole, pitch, pattern, ligament, thickness, perforated zone and tolerances together.
Defines the opening
Establishes open area and ligaments
Affects strength and fabrication
Supports joining and installation
Guides forming and structural review
Defines finish and handling
| Interface | Drawing control | Function | Finished-part check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hole field | Diameter, pitch and row direction | Opening geometry and drainage | Opening size and pattern registration |
| Solid margin | Border and weld-band width | Joining and mounting land | Continuous solid material at the joint |
| Rolled seam | Seam position and finished diameter | Cylindrical fit and load path | Roundness, joint and end alignment |
| Fine liner | Coverage and attachment locations | Retention layer over a support core | Contact, protected edges and sealing |
Perforated metal screens
Perforated metal provides rigid screening walls, backing for fine media and formed strainer bodies. The hole pattern serves the required separation or drainage task, while the sheet and supports carry the installed loads.
Inner supports and protective sleeves beneath finer media.
Rigid walls with or without mesh liners.
Coarse screens with mounting margins and repeatable hole patterns.
Support cores carrying differential-pressure load under woven or sintered media, where the support opening is structural and never the micron rating.
Perforation and forming need separate dimensional checks.

Check diameter, pitch and stagger direction.
Inspect burr direction and unperforated margins.
Measure flatness, roundness and seam position.
Check seam continuity, liner attachment and seating contact. Verify that the installed opening field matches the drawing after rings, seals and supports cover their allocated zones.
Perforated metal screens
Calculate the repeated-pattern opening percentage and then deduct installed coverage.
Perforated open area and structural support→Size a strainer with exposed area, debris load, pressure drop and cleaning access.
Strainer area, pressure drop and maintenance→See how a solid welding strip joins the hole field to a reliable finished seam.
Perforated Filter Element with a Solid Welding Margin→Perforated metal screens
Set the required passage area together with ligament width, sheet thickness, curvature and support spacing. The chosen combination provides the flow path and the structural load path.
For a bare screen, specify the actual hole geometry. For a lined assembly, identify the finer retaining layer separately and specify the core as its drainage and structural support.
Thickness, hole size and ligament width define the punching arrangement and the remaining metal section. Include the finished edge and deburring requirement with those dimensions.
Place it along the joining edge and dimension it from the hole field. The band gives the seam continuous material and keeps the joint clear of the active perforations.
Check finished diameter, roundness, seam alignment, end seating and the media contact surface. These checks connect the original flat pattern to the assembled filter.
Define the dimensions, media, joints and inspection records before confirming the order.