5154 Alloy Wire Mesh
5154-MESH

5154 Alloy Wire Mesh

AlMg3.5 — Marine & Industrial Wire Mesh

Overview

5154 aluminium alloy wire mesh combines excellent saltwater corrosion resistance with good strength — the preferred alloy for marine, offshore and general industrial screening applications

Applications

Marine & offshore screening panels
Industrial filtration & sieving
Window & door insect screens
Architectural facades & ventilation
Agricultural & food processing mesh
Chemical processing screens

Common Alloys

5154

Properties

Strength
Medium
Corrosion Resistance
Excellent
Weldability
Good
Heat Treatable
No

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Manufacturing Process

Step 1

Wire Drawing

5154 rods drawn through progressive tungsten-carbide dies, reducing diameter in stages to the specified wire size (0.1–5 mm).

Step 2

Annealing

Drawn wire annealed to relieve work hardening, improve flexibility for weaving, and achieve a bright, oxide-free surface finish.

Step 3

Weaving / Welding

For woven mesh: warp and weft wires interlaced on a mechanical loom. For welded mesh: wires resistance-welded at intersections.

Step 4

Tensioning & Flattening

Mesh stretched on a tensioning frame to ensure flat, uniform aperture dimensions and eliminate waviness from the weaving process.

Step 5

Cutting & Edge Finishing

Rolls slit to standard widths on rotary shears; edges trimmed and selvedged or bound to prevent wire unravelling.

Step 6

QC & Packaging

Aperture, wire diameter, and mesh count verified by optical measurement; salt-spray corrosion test samples taken; rolls labelled and packaged.

Chemical Composition

EN 573-3 / AA

Max % unless range shown. Balance: Al.

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AlloyChem. SymbolSiFeCuMnMgCrZnTi
5154AlMg3.50.250.400.100.103.1–3.90.15–0.350.200.20