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This is the introduction of several wires (The number of lines depends on the desired channel or eye) arranged in an orderly manner
horizontally parallel to the machine. Alternate weaving, which weave style has 2 forms as follows:
 
Plain weave, the weaving characteristics are similar to general weaving. First, put the first wire under it.
Then continue to cross the line. The structure is in the form of up 1 down 1 in both vertical and horizontal wires.
The channel is square. Accept what will come against the grille. The maximum woven sieve resolution for this pattern is approximately MESH 500.
 
Plain Dutch Weave The weave style is similar to that of Plain weave, but with an additional layer of weave.
It is a two-layer weave. The structure is a one-up, one-down style. The weave uses a large wire on one side and a spacing.
than the wires that intersect across the line. the other side weaving Will use wires that are small (fine) and spacing
less to be aligned with each other line, resulting in close channels, dense, strong and long-lasting Therefore,
it is more effective than plain weave. This type of weaving is also known as "sieve mat pattern".