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Expanded metal mesh is a sheet or coil of metal slit and stretched into a non-raveling unit of uniform-sized, diamond shaped openings. It can be adapted for use in almost any application and offers versatility, durability, excellent weight-to-strength ratio and ventilation properties.
Product Name | Expanded Metal Sheet Grill Grates Manufacturer | |
Material | Stainless sheet, black steel, aluminum, galvanized steel, copper/brass, etc. | |
Hole Shape | Diamond hole, flower hole, hexagon hole , sector hole, etc. | |
Hole Size(mm) | 3*4, 3*5, 5*20, 7*12, 8*16, 10*20, or customized. | |
Strand Size(mm) | ≥0.2mm | |
Mesh Size | Customized by buyer | |
Surface Treatment | Powder coating, PVDF Coating, galvanization, anodizing, etc. | |
Types of Expanded Metal
The most common types of expanded metal are:
Standard Expanded Metal
Standard expanded metal is extremely versatile and economical. It comes in a variety of gauge and opening sizes. It's often used to provide a rigid, raised, slip-resistant surface. In standard expanded metal the strands and bonds are set at a uniform angle. This provides extra strength and rigidity whilst allowing maximum air circulation.
Flattened expanded metal
Flattened expanded metal is produced by cold rolling expanded metal to flatten it. It is chosen when a smooth surface is required. The flattening process generally elongates the length of the sheet by 5%.
Micro expanded metal
Micro expanded metal features small openings in light gauge metal. The openings can be standard, flattened, hexagonal and square. This type of expanded metal is often used in filters.
Architectural expanded metal
Architectural expanded metal features the diamond pattern with added architectural features. The result is a design which combines good aesthetics, increased security and privacy, and improved ventilation. It's suitable for functional and decorative purposes, or a combination of the two.
The versatility of the expanded metal material allows it to meet the demands of any application. Our materials are used in support, protection, conductivity, shielding, sound, light, heat, air and liquid applications. Architectural applications include ceiling panels, fencing, partitions, speaker grilles and store displays. Some decorative applications include interior and exterior design facades, screening, sunshades, building cladding and ceiling and wall lighting. The materials are designed and produced to meet both your wants and needs.
