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In most industrial applications, yes. The purchase price of a screen is only a small part of its total cost. The bigger costs are downtime, labor for replacement, and lost production. A lower grade mesh may save 20 to 30 percent upfront, but if it fails twice as often, your actual cost is much higher. Higher grade mesh with precise pre-crimping and proper material selection typically delivers 2 to 3 times the service life. For any operation running continuously, the return on a better screen is almost always positive.