Screen Re-meshing and Bonding Service

Why Choose Locker for Industrial Remeshing?

We bring many years of hands-on experience to every screen re-meshing project. Because we maintain a huge stock of wire mesh on-site, our team delivers fast turn-around times for urgent repairs. In addition, our fully equipped fabrication shop allows us to handle complete frame repairs or manufacture total replacements under one roof. Whether you need an emergency fix or a scheduled overhaul, we can support one-off repairs, trial screens, and repeat maintenance programmes.

  • Many years experience of screen re-meshing
  • Modular mesh tensioning fixtures accommodate all screen sizes
  • Huge stock of wire mesh for fast turn-around of repairs
  • Adhesive options for high temperature, abrasion and FDA approved
  • Proprietary process and tooling for welding mesh to frames
  • Full fabrication shop for frame repairs or replacement
  • Finished screens inspected in accordance with our ISO9001 quality system
Locker screen re-meshing process
A damaged screen returned for re-meshing

As Received

Re-use Existing Frames

We replace worn or damaged mesh on existing Rotex® ApexTM, Sweco®, Russell Finex®, Allgaier® and bespoke screen frames. Remeshing can reduce cost, waste and lead time compared with purchasing new OEM screens.

The re-meshing process

Re-meshing

Accurate Tensioning and Bonding

Each screen is assessed, prepared and fitted with replacement woven wire mesh. The mesh is tensioned accurately before bonding and securing it to the frame for reliable performance.

A finished screen after re-meshing

Finished

Inspected and Ready for Service

Finished screens are inspected before return. Options include stainless steel grades 304 and 316, wear strips and other frame-specific features.

Contact us to assess your screen and quote for re-meshing

Re-meshing of Sweco® Screens

Circular screens used with SWECO equipment can be re-meshed or refurbished to suit the required aperture, material and process duty. Existing frames can be assessed for reuse, subject to condition.

A semi-finished SWECO screen being re-meshed

Re-meshing of ROTEX® Equipment

Locker manufactures independent, non-OEM replacement screens suitable for ROTEX equipment. Screens are produced with PVC-taped and eyeletted edges to the customer's required dimensions and specification.

Rotex style mesh screens with PVC edging and eyelets for mounting

Bespoke Screen Sizing

Large, segmented and other non-standard screens can be manufactured or re-meshed to customer dimensions and process requirements. Including ALLGAIER® equipment and one-off or repeat screen programmes.

A bespoke mesh screen, sized and shaped to fit the application

FAQs: Screen Re-meshing

Q1: Can my existing screen frame be re-meshed rather than replaced?

A: Yes. Locker can assess existing screen frames to determine whether they are suitable for reuse. Subject to their condition, remeshing can reduce cost, material waste and lead time compared with replacing the complete screen assembly.

Q2: What types of screening equipment can you re-mesh?

A: Locker provides independent, non-OEM remeshing for screens used with equipment including ROTEX®, APEX, SWECO®, RUSSELL FINEX® and ALLGAIER®, as well as bespoke screening equipment.

Q3: What mesh materials and specifications are available?

A: A large range of wire sizes and apertures is available, with stainless steel grades 304 and 316 among the material options. Screens can be produced to suit the required aperture, material and process duty.

Q4: Can you re-mesh unusual or bespoke screen sizes?

A: Yes. Large, segmented and other non-standard screens can be manufactured or re-meshed to customer dimensions and process requirements. Locker can support one-off requirements, trial screens and repeat maintenance programmes.

Q5: What happens during the remeshing process?

A: Each screen is assessed and prepared before replacement woven wire mesh is fitted. The mesh is accurately tensioned, bonded and secured to the agreed frame specification, with the finished screen inspected before it is returned ready for service.

Q6: What types of adhesive and bonding methods are available for remeshing?

A: Depending on the application, we have adhesives suitable for high temperatures, high abrasion, and FDA approved. Electro-welding is also an option.

ROTEX, APEX, SWECO, RUSSELL FINEX and ALLGAIER are trade marks of their respective owners.
Names are used solely to identify intended application or compatibility. Locker Wire Weavers Ltd is an independent, non-OEM supplier and is not affiliated with, authorised by, approved by or endorsed by those owners.

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