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Stainless perforated sheet is a sheet metal that has been punched with a pattern of holes. It is made from stainless steel, which provides strength, corrosion resistance, and durability.
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Our Stainless Perforated Sheets are available in various sizes, and are available in custom cut sizes to meet your individual requirements.
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Some key properties and specifications of stainless perforated sheet include:
• Material: Typically stainless steel alloys 304, 316 or 430. 304 is the most common. These alloys provide corrosion resistance and durability.
• Hole shapes: Round, square, slotted, diamond, etc. Round holes are most common. Hole shape and pattern can be customized according to needs.
• Hole sizes: Range from 0.05 inches to 1 inch in diameter. Smaller hole sizes provide more open area. Hole size depends on application needs.
• Open area: The percentage of holes versus sheet metal. Typically 15-75% open area. Higher open area means more holes and less metal. It depends on the hole size and pattern.
• Sheet thickness: Typically in the range of 16 to 12 gauge (0.06 inch to 0.11 inch). Thicker sheets can have smaller open area. Sheet thickness depends on application strength needs.
• Standard sheet sizes: 4 by 8 feet, 2 by 2 feet, etc. Can be cut to custom sizes.
• Finish: Mill finish, brushed, polished, etc. 2B mill finish is most common. Finish depends on decorative and sanitary needs.
Some common applications of stainless perforated sheet include:
• Filtration: For air, liquid or light filtration. The perforations act as a filter.
• Architecture: For accents, ventilation, safety barriers, etc.
• Shielding: For EMI or acoustic shielding.
• Screens: Insects screens, privacy screens, etc.
• Decorative: Provides an industrial decorative look. Used for accents, partitions, etc.
• Safety: Used for skid resistance, traction and drainage.
• Ventilation: Provides airflow while blocking large particles. Used in HVAC systems, enclosures, etc.
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