Pressure screening is a predominant method of cleaning and fractionating fiber suspensions in pulp and paper mills; advanced screening technology mostly uses centrifugal force and a screen plate to separate the stock flow into acceptable flow and reject flow. The flow path is from inside to outside of the screen basket. When screening problems occur, which can be caused by aperture deformation, the apertures on the feeding surface are always damaged, which is attritributed to either plate production, poor quality of raw material, improper operation, or excessive wear. As a result, 90% of screen baskets of the hole type collapes with enlarged apertures; 95% of screen baskets of the slot type twist with enlarged slots; and 35% of the slot type break. Taken together, aperture deformation results in the loss of screen function.