Galvanized Copper SS Expanded Metal Mesh Structural Stability ISO9001

Description

Expanded panels are more rigid than perforated panels and are for use when structural stability is important.

They can be formed and welded; however, they are more difficult to cut than perforated panels.

Flattened panels begin as raised panels, then they're rolled to a smooth and flat finish.

Use them to create protective enclosures, shelving, grilles, and baskets.

Stainless steel expanded metal is a sheet metal product that has been slit and stretched to create numerous diamond shape openings. Expanded stainless steel provides an ornamental décor effect along with a lighter weight, which can cut down on your overall budget.

Expanded metal also provides an easy free passage of light, sound and air, which is a necessity for specific types of applications.

Material

A. Galvanized steel has good corrosion resistance in wet environments and can be used outdoors.

B. 1100 aluminum is about half the weight of steel and resists corrosion in wet environments.

C. 3003 aluminum is easier to form than 1100 aluminum. It's about half the weight of steel and resists corrosion in wet environments.

D. 304 stainless steel is more corrosion resistant than galvanized steel. It also has good chemical resistance.

E. 316 stainless steel has excellent resistance to chemicals and salt water.