Perforated metal, also known as perforated sheet, plate, or screen, is a versatile material with patterns of holes, slots, or decorative shapes achieved through manual or mechanical stamping or punching processes. It is made from diverse materials including stainless steel, cold-rolled steel, galvanized steel, aluminum, and other metals.
Specifications
Hole Patterns
Perforated metal is available in a range of hole patterns, each designed for specific uses and aesthetic preferences:
- Round Hole Pattern: The most common pattern, suitable for a variety of applications. It provides good ventilation and is visually appealing. Typical hole sizes range from 1mm to 100mm.
- Square Hole Pattern: Offers a uniform look and is often used for architectural and protective screens. Standard hole sizes range from 3mm to 75mm.
- Slotted Hole Pattern: Features elongated openings ideal for screening and sorting applications. Common sizes vary from 10mm x 20mm to 20mm x 100mm.
- Hexagonal Hole Pattern: These six-sided holes are used for applications needing efficient passage of air or fluids and are common in decorative applications. Sizes are typically from 6mm upwards.
- Decorative Hole Pattern: Customized to include various artistic and intricate designs suitable for aesthetic purposes in architectural projects. Sizes and shapes are designed to specific requirements.