Does more microns means smaller mesh? 400 is a tighter weave than 100?
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the higher the number, the bigger the holes. 100 is a tighter weave than 400. I use the 400 a lot for honey. 100 doesn't filter so well, even if the honey is warm. It just sits on top and SLOWLY drains.
138280
With microns it goes the bigger the number the bigger the (hole). Mesh is the opposite, the smaller the number the bigger the (hole). So a 100 micron would be smaller (finer) than a 400 micron.
138281
The smaller the number the finer the mesh. In other words the holes in the 100 micron strainer are smaller than the holes in the 400 micron strainer.
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More microns means larger mesh.http://www.industrialspec.com/downloads/MeshMicronSizes.pdf
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I own the 3 inch and the 5 inch. The 3 inch is a fine tight weave but the 5 inch is much looser. The bigger the strainer, the bigger the holes. I would say the 5 inch is similar to a wire mesh strainer. Hope that helps!
1141997
The 100 is the smallest, I purchased the 200 and it is a marvelous piece of equipment!
1202377
They are pretty close in mesh size, but the smallest strainer is a little bit smaller. The mesh size on the bigger ones is pretty fine too, not as large as my metal strainers. Hope this helps. Also mesh size is the same for 2 largest strainers.
280511
The 17 x 20 tiny mesh super screen is the finer. I cannot tell if you are looking at the standard 17 x 14 mesh or tiny mesh 17 x 20.
2020770
They unfortunately are not labeled. But if you have tried DogiPot bags or Earth-Rated poop bags, I think they are as thick or thicker than either of those.--UPDATE: I found it: 12 micron thickness--not sure how that compares to "mil" measurements, though.
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It's mil, not mm. Easy mistake to make.A mil is 1/1000th of an inch. 50 mil is 1/20th of an inch.
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In my experience a smaller guage is smaller than the higher number guage, however my experiende is in the medical field.. There stapes are shorter then the ones I am used to buying, I think thy are 6 inches long. They do the job and will probably last longer than the landscaping fabric.
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I regularly use this pump to pull down to 350 microns in split air conditioning systems. One micron = 1/25,400 of an inch.
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100 is the smallest quantity available. They are universal and can be used for many applications. Hope that helps! Karen
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45-60 Micron for the medium course side of aka the black side and 25-35 Micron for the medium fine side which is the grey side
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It would still be 100 but the monofilament holds up better to abrasion better...hope that answers it
94480
There should be no difference. Both are the figures for the size in metrics. One is just showing it with the millimeter designation(mm) after the size.
214612
No, this only converts full size sim's to micro. Nano is smaller than micro.
854959
The larger the needle the better for materials. Often something called a Jean/denim needle might be what you are looking for. But you didn't say what kind of heavy material. Yes it makes a difference. Heavy Pack Cloth nylon but with waterproof backing might infuence. Some nylons do better with a ball point head others need a sharper point. Many microfiber fabrics do best with a sharp point not ball because it can dull the needle quickly. So having mentioned that the 110/18 is the largest among this grouping offered. And the next down would be 100/16. I use the 90/14 pretty much standard across the board for the type of heavy duty sewing I often do. I sew with lots of tapestry fabrics which can be very heavy some with extra backing I would go up one or two sizes. Denim does ok with ballpoints usually if all cotton. Some polyester blends do better with a sharp. Do not use sharps on knits I've had them cut some knits so bad it is like you cut right along with scissors through the fabric as you sewed leaving you with two pieces not a seam. Anyway the rule of thumb is larger for heavy fabric. I actually like a 20 and even larger but these can be hard to find. Hope it helps and good luck with your projects.
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you have got to be very careful because you are cutting something that if is not cut properly will not work, I myself would use the part that was cut from the full size sim to make the microsim to cut it to the nano size. a small piece of tape will hold the sim in place while it is being cut to the smaller size, you might want to have an extra sim to practice on before you cutthe one you will be using