Wire Cloth and Panels
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Screen Panels

Midwestern Industries has a variety of screen panels. We offer a wide range of sizes as well as on-time deliveries, competitive pricing and unsurpassed quality with each product. To insure durability and longevity with our screen panels, Midwestern weaves our own wire cloth to the highest specifications. Offering an array of woven wire screen cloth, including high carbon, oil tempered and stainless steels (T-304, T-316 and T-430), Midwestern Industries can accommodate nearly every screening application.

To maintain our reputation for high quality, on-time delivery and technical assistance, Midwestern searches out the latest innovations in quality advancement. As an international supplier of screening panels, machinery and replacement parts, Midwestern Industries has made a commitment, for over 50 years, to provide customers with reliable and dependable products.

Cloth-Edged Screens

Midwestern Industries’ sifter screens combine the old-fashioned virtues of craftsmanship, performance and price that have made us a leader in the design and manufacturing of vibration screening equipment since 1953.

Our high quality clothed-edged screens are manufactured using new state-of-the-art equipment and techniques. These rectangular screens are available in T-304 and T-316 stainless steel, and T-430 magnetic stainless steel, with or without stainless steel grommets, and/or center strips.

For general use and FDA applications, our cloth-edged sifter screens are made with a white canvas edging. High temperature edging, for use up to 600° F, is also available.

Crown-Bar rubber prevents screen cloth wear.

Midwestern’s full range of products includes three types of crown-bar rubber, in stock, ready for immediate shipment or emergency pick-up. All Midwestern crown-bar rubber is non-conductive and compatible with any brand of electric screen heating.

Crown-bar rubber slips over the longitudinal crown bars on the vibrating screen and prevents the screen cloth from wearing against the crown bars. A large number of screen-cloth failures are caused by the absence of crown-bar rubber to support the screens.