What are the materials made with?

How do I read your part numbers?

What is mesh count?

Why should I use synthetic materials instead of wire cloth material?

What are the different quality levels available in wire cloth?

Where are orders shipped from?

How are products shipped?

What information do I need to request a quotation?

What are payment terms for orders?

What kind of fabrication capabilities do you have?

Do you have product engineering assistance?

Are your materials sterilizeable?

Can SaatiTech test materials?

 


What are the materials made with?
Generally, SaatiTech materials are made with polyamide (nylon) , polyester, and polypropylene fibers. "PA" , "PES", and "PP" indicate the type of polymer used. SaatiTech uses designations such as PA to represent polyamide (nylon ), PES represents polyester (polyEthylenterphthalate), and PP is our designation for polypropylene materials.

How do I read your part numbers?
Our product numbering system is designed to show the polymer type used, the mesh opening size in microns, followed by the percentage of open area across the surface of the material. For example: SaatiFil PA 100/38 indicates a polyamide fabric (nylon), with a 100 micron opening size, and 38% open area across the surface of the material.

What is mesh count?
Mesh means the number of openings per lineal inch of material. To determine the mesh of a given weave, measure from the center of a fiber to a point one inch distant and count the intervening openings. For fine mesh, a mesh counting glass or mesh reader is usually required.

Why should I use synthetic materials instead of wire cloth material?
Synthetic materials are better suited for applications where constant flexing may cause failure due to work hardening. Synthetic materials also offer more flexibility in making small changes in filtration requirements. Synthetic fabrics are also a safer alternative to wire cloth in food applications.

What are the different quality levels available in wire cloth?
Stainless Steel cloth is available in: Market Grade, Bolting Cloth, and Mill Grade. All three grades are available in Type 304 and Type 316 Stainless Steel. Many products are also available in Type 430 Stainless Steel, which is magnetic.

Where are orders shipped from?
Our warehouses are located in Somers NY, and Turbotville, PA.

How are products shipped?
Customer orders are generally sent via UPS unless other arrangements are made.

What information do I need to request a quotation?
Generally we will ask what your application requires in terms of filtration. What mesh sizes you require, what products you are currently using, and what limitations we need to work with. We will also ask how much material you will need, and when.

What are payment terms for orders?
Typically, once approved, open accounts are paid on a net 30 day basis. Other credit arrangements are possible, we also accept credit card orders.

What kind of fabrication capabilities do you have?
SaatiTech has engineered specialized methods of converting materials into high quality custom fabricated parts produced in the most cost-effective way (see "fabrication" section).

Do you have product engineering assistance?
SaatiTech has R&D engineers on staff to assist in using our materials in your applications. We can also assist your engineers with information helpful in working with our materials.

Are your materials sterilizeable?
SaatiTech materials can be sterilized using all the current technologies. SaatiTech materials are also autoclavable.

Can SaatiTech test materials?
SaatiTech has a complete testing lab which can be used to identify materials and determine efficiency of a given material.