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Sift screen
- Thread starter NYCDiesel
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So there is a german company that sells Screens to Bubbleman Canada and you want to know their name? Am I understanding that right?
Do you mean the screens for his bags or for his dry sift box?
Do you mean the screens for his bags or for his dry sift box?
DaEarl73
Well-known member
I think its maybe this one, color and size fit to the ones of my bags … https://www.siebdruck-versand.de/Siebdruckgewebe:::7.html
NYCDiesel
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Danke Earl. I will look into that.
Ca++
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I have seen artificial fiber screens ruined rapidly through agitation. Specifically using a credit card to help things along. The same people get a lot of life from stainless steel mesh though. It's just not so eager to deform.
Polyester is rubbish. It's got the staying power of a wet tissue. It's very popular in clothing, and cheap bags. Nylon really steps it up, but is still soft and deformable. Steel just isn't for clothes. It would be a very stiff shirt. Looking at the weave under magnification, each strand really can't move as easily, as it's so well supported by the neighbours.
Nobody has ever tried to sell me a perforated material, rather than a woven or welded one. It's absence from the engineering material lists I occasionally look though, is a bit suspect.
Polyester is rubbish. It's got the staying power of a wet tissue. It's very popular in clothing, and cheap bags. Nylon really steps it up, but is still soft and deformable. Steel just isn't for clothes. It would be a very stiff shirt. Looking at the weave under magnification, each strand really can't move as easily, as it's so well supported by the neighbours.
Nobody has ever tried to sell me a perforated material, rather than a woven or welded one. It's absence from the engineering material lists I occasionally look though, is a bit suspect.
