0.5mm thickness Stainless Steel Perforated Metal Sheet for Decoration

Product Description

Customer Question & Answer

Perforated metal characteristics:
1.various kind of hole patterns.
2.accurate hole s,bending resistance,corrosion resistance.
3.easy to process and install,good sound absorption
4.Durable and long service life.
5.attractive appearance and wide range of thickness available.

Finishing Types
Finishing metal is a demanding task that can make a crucial difference in the appearance and durability of the final product. For the best results, we recommend that you rely on our finishing services. We offer many types:
Anodizing
Anodizing is an electrolytic process used to increase the thickness of the oxidation that naturally forms on the surface of many metals. Typically used with aluminum, anodizing takes advantage of the inherent properties of aluminum oxide to create a hard, corrosion-resistant surface. Anodized aluminum has an attractive metallic sheen, and can be either clear or dyed in various colors.
Clear Coat (Anodizing)
Clear Anodizing is a process that creates a thin layer of aluminum oxide coating on aluminum metal without the use of dyes or pigments.
E-coating
E-coating is an electropainting or electrophoretic lacquering process to deposit a paint or lacquer coating.
Electrogalv
The most common galvanizing method is electrochemical deposition of the zinc alloy. Because this process creates a relatively thin layer of galvanization, painting is generally recommended for outdoor applications to provide the best corrosion resistance.
Hot-dip galvanization
The part is passed through a molten zinc bath, providing a much thicker coating of zinc at a somewhat higher cost compared to electrogalv. Hot-dip galvanization produces a characteristic crystallization pattern or "spangle" on the surface.
Paintgrip
Galvanized steel that is dipped in a phosphate bath for additional corrosion protection and to improve paint adhesion.
Paintlock
Galvanized steel that has a zinc coating which is electronically deposited and then chemically treated to improve adhesion of paint or powdercoat finishes.
Plating
Plating refers to a number of processes for depositing a coat of one type of metal on the surface of another. Plating materials can be chosen for their beauty, corrosion resistance, hardness and a variety of other purposes. Examples include gold, silver, chrome, zinc, tin, cadmium and many others. Plating techniques also vary, and include both electroplating and electroless methods. Contact us to discuss the right plating material and method for your project.
Powder Coating
Powder Coating is an electrostatic process for applying a dry, powdered material such as polyester, polyurethane or epoxy. The piece is then heat-cured to flow the material together and create the final finish. Powder coating is generally thicker and more durable than paint, although the cost can be somewhat higher depending on the project. A broad selection of colors is available.
Large sheets and coils, corrugated pieces, finished components and even special designs - Accurate Perforating can apply virtually any finish to perforated part, as long as we determine that the finish is appropriate for the material. Contact us to discuss your finishing ideas and questions.

Perforated metal application:
The Perforated sheets can be used with advantage in many situations, for instance when requiring sound reduction, weight saving, air control, filtering, a decorative surface, or simply a non-skid effect.

Based on their many qualities, perforated sheets are well suited for sorting, facades, ceilings, lamps, shelves, shielding, steps and of course many other purposes as well.

We also accept the customers' special requirement.