Wireknitting has the capability to process knitted wire mesh such that it is suitable for coiling, folding, and layering either for delivery to the customer, or for product integration.

For customers who require knitted wire mesh in extended lengths, or who wish to perform their own post-knit processing, knitted wire mesh can be coiled for ease of storage, distribution, and application.

Another simple post-knit processing is folding & layering of knitted mesh. This technique is used when 'pads' of material are required, such as in kitchen extraction units or grease filters.

Layers of knitted mesh are placed one on top of another and then encapsulated, either with support grids or within a channel frame and weld-mesh arrangement.

Wireknitting has the capability to process knitted wire mesh by passing it through crimp rollers to increase the effective knitted sock height.

Wireknitting has the capability to process knitted wire mesh by die-pressing mesh into a wide variety of product forms, densities and permeabilities for a diverse range of standard and custom-designed products.

Fixed lengths of knitted wire mesh are placed into a die cavity, and the top punch lowered to compress the mesh to a set pressure.

The diagram on the right shows a cross-section of a simple cylinder of mesh being compressed. By changing the profile of the die punches more complex shapes can be made.

If there is a requirement for a continuous single length of compressed knitted wire mesh, with a fixed cross-sectional area and constant mesh density, the processing technique that is used is spiralling and milling and funneling.