Material and safety White nylon and nylon blended material suitable for food applications Nylon 66; nontoxic and odorless strength with large elongation and elasticity wear resistance; ranks first among all fibers Durability and performance temperature resistance and decay resistance Oil resistance, corrosion resistance, and alkali resistance Chemically stable with good electrical insulation Effective antivibration and sound dampening Exhibits a degree of flame retardancy under appropriate conditions Material quality and transparency Fine transparent nylon suitable for precise filtration and sieving Consistent quality suitable for demanding industrial environments Applications and industries Widely used as sieve in aquaculture, flour processing, pharmaceutical, chemical, dyestuff, monosodium glutamate production, fisheries, and other foodrelated industries Suitable for nylon screen printing and general filtration/ screening tasks Mesh and sizing guidance Mesh refers to the number of holes per square inch Higher mesh numbers mean more holes and smaller openings Examples: 50 mesh corresponds to 50 by 50 holes per square inch; 500 mesh corresponds to 500 by 500 holes per square inch Use scenarios Food processing: sifting flour, sugar, MSG, and other granular ingredients to achieve consistent particle size Pharmaceutical and chemical production: filtration and screening of powders and granules requiring chemical stability and insulation Aquaculture and fisheries: filtration and separation in water systems, including small solids and debris removal while maintaining material safety Notes The material is designed to balance strength, dimensional stability, and chemical compatibility for a range of food, pharma, and industrial filtration needs Mesh selection should align with the required particle size and processing conditions to ensure efficient operation