The common types of Knitted Wire Mesh are diverse and abundant to meet different application needs and scenarios.

A common type is plain knitted metal mesh. The weaving method of this mesh ensures that the metal wires are evenly interlaced in both longitudinal and transverse directions, forming a flat and regular grid. Its characteristics are good breathability and uniform filtration effect, commonly used in general filtration, screening, and protective applications. For example, at the air inlet of the air conditioning system, plain knitted metal mesh can effectively block dust and debris from entering.

Another type is diagonal knitted metal mesh. Compared with plain weave, diagonal weave method makes the interweaving angle of metal wires inclined, thereby increasing the strength and elasticity of the mesh. This type of mesh performs well in situations where it needs to withstand certain stretching and deformation, such as shock absorber components in cars or protection for industrial conveyor belts.

Another type is dense knit metal mesh. Its grid is very fine and can block tiny particles and impurities. Commonly used for high-precision filtration, such as air purification in electronic chip manufacturing processes or blood filtration in the medical field.

In addition, Knitted Wire Mesh made of stainless steel is widely used in fields such as food processing, pharmaceuticals, and marine environments that require high hygiene and corrosion resistance due to its excellent corrosion resistance.

Galvanized Knitted Wire Mesh is commonly used in general industrial and civilian fields such as construction and agriculture, providing a certain degree of rust protection and relatively low cost.