What's the difference between wire wrap and slotted liner screens?

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  1. CTRLPLUS

    “Wire wrap screens are formed by triangular wedge wire wrapped around a perforated base pipe; the slot is the gap between adjacent wire turns. Slotted liners are tubes with longitudinal slots machined into the wall. Both require slot aperture qualification — and CTRL+ measures both.”

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