Shuntian Supplies 304 and 304L Stainless Steel Window Screen Rolls for Construction Projects

Metal Window Screen for Durability-Critical Projects

Anping Shuntian Wire Mesh Products Co., Ltd. supplies stainless steel window screen in 304 and 304L grades for projects that cannot accept the replacement cycle of plastic or fibreglass screens. Anping County is the historic centre of China's wire mesh industry, and the company has produced metal and plastic mesh there since 2014, exporting over 60% of output.

Specification Range

Where Stainless Screen Is Specified

• Coastal and humid buildings: stainless wire will not rust or stain façades in salt-air environments.
• Public and commercial projects: high mechanical strength resists pushing, cutting and repeated cleaning.
• Industrial filtration: fine mesh grades are used for kitchen equipment, dust filters and sieving screens.
• Livestock and food facilities: washable metal mesh meets hygiene requirements where plastic degrades.

Quality Control

Shuntian inspects wire diameter, mesh count, roll width and surface finish on each production lot, and can supply material certificates on request. Epoxy coating is applied to a uniform film thickness so colour is consistent from roll to roll, which matters for visible façades.

Ordering

Stainless steel window screen is supplied in standard 30 m rolls or cut to length, packed in cartons with moisture protection for sea freight. The company ships from Tianjin or Qingdao within 20 to 30 days and accepts OEM carton printing for distributors.

Metal Versus Plastic Screen: Choosing Correctly

Plastic and fibreglass screens are the right answer for cost-sensitive residential work, but they fail early in three situations: coastal salt exposure, high-traffic commercial openings, and installations that are cleaned with brushes or pressure. Stainless steel screen solves all three, which is why specification writers in the Middle East, Southeast Asia and coastal Europe continue to request 304 and 304L grades despite the higher unit price. The calculation is straightforward: one stainless installation typically outlasts three plastic replacements, and the labour to re-screen a frame usually exceeds the material saving.

Production and Inspection

Wire is woven on precision looms, degreased and passivated before optional epoxy coating. Each roll is checked for mesh count, wire diameter, width and surface condition, and mill certificates can be issued for project documentation.

Cutting and Packing

Screens are supplied in 30 m rolls or cut to the panel sizes a fabricator needs, packed with interleaving to prevent abrasion during sea freight. Custom carton printing and pallet configurations are available for distributors.