Perforated Metal Mesh

Punching mesh is a formed material made of metal, plastic, and other sheet materials that are punched with regular holes through meticulous stamping processes. It is far from a simple "perforated plate", but a multifunctional product that integrates functionality, structure, and visual design. Through changes in hole patterns, arrangement, and sheet materials, it realizes endless possibilities from practical filtering to avant-garde art.

Core features: meticulous, sturdy, highly customizable

Detailed hole patterns and arrangements: Produced using CNC punching machines or molds, the shape of the holes (round, square, long, diamond, hexagonal, etc.), hole size, hole spacing, and arrangement (straight, staggered, gradient, patterned) can be accurately controlled to achieve any effect from uniform penetration to complex images.

The structural strength of the effect: Compared with woven mesh, punched mesh retains the complete edges and connecting ribs of the board, has higher overall strength and load-bearing capacity, and can be used as load-bearing, covering or decorative structural components at the same time.

Smooth material passage: The edge of the hole may form a slight guiding slope through stamping, which helps materials (such as particles, liquids, and airflow) to pass smoothly, reducing blockage and adhesion.

Rich materials and surfaces: The substrate selection is extensive and can undergo various post-processing to meet different environmental requirements.

Good acoustic and optical effects: Specific hole patterns can effectively absorb sound, reduce noise, or produce reliable visual effects of light and shadow.