Mesh is defined as the number of openings per square inch. A higher mesh number means smaller openings. For example, 50 mesh has 50 openings per inch, while 500 mesh has 500 openings per inch. The result is finer filtration with higher mesh counts. In addition to the screen openings, mesh size indicates the particle size the screen can filter. The higher the mesh number, the smaller the particles that can be retained for a cleaner filtrate. Packaging note: the gauze is folded for packaging, with each fold approximately 98 cm in length. Filtration guidance by application: Wine and tea impurities: typically 150200 mesh. For results, start with a 100 mesh filter and then filter again with 200 mesh. Soy milk: typically 100150 mesh. Milk or juice: typically 200250 mesh. Paint filtration: 80200 mesh. For ground paint use 80100 mesh; for standard paint use 150200 mesh. Benefits and standout points: Clear, stable filtration across a range of liquids and materials, enabling smoother texture and improved clarity. Flexible filtration options achieved by selecting the appropriate mesh size for the job, reducing clogs and improving efficiency. Simple, foldpackaged design that is easy to store and deploy in both home and professional settings. Use scenarios: Home beverage preparation: filter wine, tea, or juice to remove solids and achieve a cleaner color and mouthfeel. Plantbased milk production: filter soy milk to achieve a smoother, lump liquid. Craft and finishing: filter paints or pigment suspensions to remove particulates before application, improving finish quality.