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Product of Fiberglass Window Screen

Fiberglass Screen Mesh, Also named Fiberglass window screen, fiberglass mosquito net, which is made by 33%fiberglass + 66%PVC +1%others in plain woven way.

black Shade, 20 X 20 Mesh, Resin Coated, 4-inch Wide x 150' Roll. A low-cost import product. Price/Roll.

Fiberglass Screen Main functions

HJX Fiberglass insect screen is visually elegant and refreshing, widely used in household, animal husbandry, gardening, forestry, agriculture and industry.

Fiberglass window screen is an ideal material for resisting bees, moths, mosquitoes and flies while help you enjoy the fresh air.

window screen Advantages

• Environmental window screen material

• Fire-proof, water-proof, no smell window screen mesh

• our window screen mesh is easy to clean, install and replace

• Stable structure, good ventilation, and long service life

Fiberglass Screen Specifications（detail）

Fiberglass screen material is commonly readily available in 100 foot rolls in differing sizes, from 18 inches to 120 inches broad. Light weight aluminum screen material is available in 100 foot rolls except the variety of available widths is less than for the more commonly made use of fiberglass. The excellence of a display mesh is measured in cords per inch on the warp (size) as well as the weft or filler (width). An 18 × 14 mesh has actually come to be common; 16 × 16 was formerly typical as well as other typical dimensions are 18 × 18 and also 20 × 20.

Fiberglass solar screens offer over 75% of UV security, by using thicker strands and a closer mesh than normal 18 × 14 fiberglass home window testing. There is some decrease in exposure, but this can be advantageous, considering that Solar Screens are hard to translucent from the outside, while much easier to translucent from the inside.

Finer meshes have been created to prevent very little insects. The finer mesh fly screens are additionally used to avoid pollens and also allergens from going into homes in order to manage allergic reactions.

 Detail Specifications as follow

How Fiberglass window screen installation

Remove the spline, a round strip of material that sits in a trench throughout the display structure. If essential, utilize a screwdriver to pry the spline out. Establish the spline apart, yet do not discard it. If you are replacing an old display in the same frame, remove and also dispose of the old display textile.

Lay the brand-new display textile flat over the framework to ensure that it extends past the spline trench by at least 1/2 inch (ideally extra) on all sides. Cut the fabric to make sure that it expands no more than around 1 inch past the trench on all sides. Cut the edges off of the fabric at 45-degree angles to ensure that the screen textile covers the spline trench entirely, yet the edges of the framework extend past the textile.

Press the screen material into the spline trench all around the frame using the convex-edged wheel of a spline roller. Carefully extend the display material as you function so that the material is tight in the frame. Walk around the whole frame a number of times, up until the textile is taut and pressed completely down right into the trench.

Press the spline back right into the trench over the display fabric utilizing the concave-edged wheel of the spline roller. Stretch the spline as you go to ensure that it reaches right around the framework; leave as little void in between the spline's ends as feasible. Go around the whole framework two or three times up until the spline is fully pushed down right into the trench.

Hold the frame vertically and examine it to make certain the display material is completely taut within, there are no gaps where the screen did not reach the trench and that the textile is not so tight as to warp the screen framework. If any of these are the case, get rid of the spline and also begin once again at step 2.

Manufacturing process window screen