Mesh size and filtration capability Mesh size refers to the number of openings per inch. Higher mesh numbers mean smaller holes and finer filtration. A given mesh indicates the screen's particle size it can filter. Packaging and handling Gauze is supplied in folding packaging, with each fold approximately 98 cm long. Recommended mesh ranges by use Filtering wine and tea impurities: 150200 mesh per inch. For results, first use a 100 mesh filter, then a 200 mesh filter. Filtering soy bean milk: 100150 mesh per inch. Filtering milk or juice: 200250 mesh per inch. Paint filtration: 80200 mesh per inch. Ground paint: 80100 mesh. Paint (standard): 150200 mesh. 23 practical use scenarios Home brewing and beverage preparation: use 150200 mesh to remove solids from wine or tea, with a preliminary pass through 100 mesh for smoother results. Plantbased milks and dairy replacements: filter soy milk using 100150 mesh to remove pulp and particulates, improving texture. Painting and coating projects: filter paints through 80200 mesh to remove debris; use 80100 mesh for coarser ground paints or suspensions, and 150200 mesh for smoother finishes. Key attributes Function: adjustable filtration through selectable mesh sizes for liquids and paints. Compatibility: designed to cover a range of common filtration tasks from beverages to paints and coatings. Size and packaging: folding gauze packaging with folds about 98 cm; mesh sizes specified to match the filtration need. Material and performance: fine mesh screens designed to achieve precise particle removal while preserving the desired liquid or paint quality.