304 works well for general indoor and outdoor projects, while 316 is preferred in humid coastal areas such as Jeddah and Khobar. Its higher salt resistance slows corrosion, helping the mesh keep its strength and appearance in hot, salty air for longer.
Yes. It is available in different opening sizes, wire gauges, and roll lengths for filtration, reinforcement, or construction uses. You can request a final sheet or roll size, then confirm the opening and welding specs before installation to match site requirements.
Price changes based on alloy, opening diameter, gauge, and roll length. Stainless steel mesh usually costs slightly more than conventional wire mesh, but its corrosion resistance and lower replacement frequency can reduce long-term cost on Saudi construction and industrial projects.
Yes. When selected for the environment, 304 or 316 stainless steel mesh retains durability in high temperatures and humidity. Matkel supplies each shipment with applicable conformity and quality certificates that document the material grade, wire gauge, and product specifications.
For air or water filtration, choose smaller openings and tight, durable welding. For insulation, maintenance access, or support uses, mid-range gauge and standard weave are usually suitable. Confirm the weave, joint pattern, and gauge before ordering to ensure it fits the application.