Stainless Steel/Carbon Steel/Galvanized/Aluminium Perforated Metal Sheet With Square​ Hole

Perforated metal offers an extremely versatile solution for companies in numerous industries. Perforated metal sheet products are manufactured with the use of punches or presses that produce slots, bars, holes or other patterns in the metal. Perforation may be conducted for functional purposes, such as making the product more adaptable to the manufacturer’s performance requirements, or to enhance the appearance of the finished product. Our perforated metal is versatile and functional in all architectural applications.

The square hole perforated metal sheet from us is aesthetically pleasing and works well in architectural applications. Square hole metal offers a high strength-to-weight ratio along with a larger open area than many other metal hole types. Even though the square holes allow more material or air to pass through, this kind of perforated metal is still sturdy and easy to maintain. Square hole patterns are available in straight line or staggered.

If you are in the market for perforated metal sheets, your choice essentially comes down to three basic hole types: round, square and slotted. While round hole sheets are the most commonly purchased, square hole perforated metal offers a number of important advantages for specific industries and applications.

For many, perforated metal square hole patterns are more visually appealing than round holes, a key consideration when the aesthetics of the product are of primary importance. Additionally, square hole perforated metal provides a larger open area, making it easier for bulkier materials — or, in the case of audio equipment, sound — to pass through.

Another key benefit of square hole metal is its high strength-to-weight ratio. The sheets allow heavy material filtration without sacrificing strength and performance.

Square Hole Perforated Metal Applications
Speaking of applications, square hole perforated metal products have numerous functional and decorative applications in industries such as electronics and pharmaceuticals. Examples include audio speaker grilles, machine guards and virtually any screening application that requires large open areas and a superior strength-to-weight ratio.

Square Hole Patterns