Mesh-inch-micron-millimeter conversion table

In the science of soil science, mesh refers to the granularity of the soil intended for sieving. This means that the size of the desired soil particles to pass through the desired sieve or sieve is called the mesh, and a mass of soil or powder is a combination of different granulations, which includes a distribution of different sizes. For example, one kilogram of a powder can be 60% below 10 microns and the rest is above 10 microns.

As its name suggests, micronized powder is a micron scale powder, and most of its granulation composition is usually below 20 microns. In order to create a scale for measuring powders and soil masses in terms of grain size and particle size, the micron scale is used, which is used as the standard mesh or Mesh Scale.