SERVICES
PVD Coating
Electropolishing
Bead Finish
Etching
Embossing
CNC Punching
Antique / Vintage Metal
Tube / Pipe Laser Cutting
Laser Cutting (Trumpf)
Coil Cut to Length
Coil to Coil Punching
CNC Lathe
CNC Spinning Lathe
Round Pipe Plasma Cutting
Robotic Plasma Cutting
Waterjet Cutting
Thick Plate Polishing
SS Pipe Polishing
Plate Bending
Plate Rolling
Pickling
Passivation
V Grooving
Slitting
Beveling
Coil to Coil Punching
Product Overview
The most common method of perforating metal uses a rotary pinned perforation roller. This is a large cylinder with sharp, pointed needles on the outside to punch holes into the metal. As the sheet metal is run across the perforation roller, it rotates, continuously punching holes in the passing sheet. The needles on the roller, which can produce a wide variety of hole sizes, are sometimes heated to simultaneously melt the metal which forms a reinforced ring around the perforation.
MATERIAL SELECTION CHART
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