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wire cloth
noun
A fabric of woven metallic wire.
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For instance, a living-room fireplace cover is made of woven wire cloth, but it's been oxidized to give it the rusty patina of a Richard Serra sculpture.
Microstrainers consist of a finely woven stainless-steel wire cloth mounted on a revolving drum that is partially submerged in the water.
The town, with a rich industrial history, was once home to copper mines, the early steam engine and manufacturers of wire cloth and dye.
This was the beginning of an industrial complex that finally was capable of producing everything from wire cloth to enormous suspension bridge cables 91 cm (36 inches) in diameter.
Her main material is raffia, the fibrous leaves of an African palm tree, which she uses in "Esu's Magic Bag," along with wrapped and coiled wire, cloth, leather and wool.
On Monday, the company bought three warehouses and nearly two acres of land from Gerard Daniel & Company, a manufacturer and distributor of industrial wire cloth whose property straddles the edge of the City Park neighborhood where Ikea intends to build.
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Custer's Last Stand in life-size figures made of mud, wire and cloth.
Hand-forged curlicues of rusted metal — adorned with dangling cow bones, glass bottles, wire, and cloth — sprout from a steel frame.
Like all the other characters in the production, he is made of wood, wire and cloth and operated by one or two of four puppeteers dressed in grey and fully visible at all times to the audience.
External openings were closed by using wire hardware cloth to exclude squirrel entry.
You'll need to block these up with suitable items, such as hardwood, galvanized wire (hardware cloth), wire mesh, plastic garden "wire" or heavy cardstock.
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