To improve the postoperative erosion of female stress urinary incontinence, a sling with laser-cut diamond-shaped pores and a sling with rectangular pore shapes and self-locking edge were designed. The mesh width, thickness, density, ratio of course density to wale density, pore size, porosity, and effective porosity were characterized and analyzed. The test results of the uniaxial tension and constant load tension test, and the long-term effectiveness and the shrinkage of the two types of slings were discussed and studied. The results show that the two slings are light-weight with large pores, meeting the requirements of high effective porosity, and there is no significant difference between the two in breaking strength and elongation. However, the elastic modulus and flexural stiffness of rectangular mesh sling are obviously larger than that of diamond mesh sling, having higher effective porosity, better dimensional stability and more significant supporting effect of urethral wall under both 2.5 and 16 N/cm loading. The flexibility of the slings would need further improvement.