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FAQ
Q: Why You Need an Anti-skid Plate?
A: • Open design for easy maintenance - quick filter channels for liquids, mud, snow and ice.
• High Load Capacity - High strength to weight ratio for deep performance, outlasts many competing products.
• Lightweight - easy to manufacture and install.
Q: Can perforated sheet be plastic coated?
A: We don’t plastic coat perforated sheet, however we can perforate a plastic sheet.
Q: Why is perforated sheet protected with a thin layer of oil?
A: Lubricating oil is used to reduce the friction during the perforating process.
Q: Can perforated sheet be formed after perforating?
A: We can shear and form perforated sheet to any specification needed.
Q: What opening types are most common in perforated sheet?
A: Round, rectangular, and slotted perforated sheet are very popular options. See our decorative perforated sheet for more unique styles.
Q: Which perforated sheet materials are rust resistant?
A: Perforated aluminum, stainless steel, and galvanized perforated steel are the most rust resistant materials that we perforate.
Q: Why is perforated sheet commonly used?
A: Perforated sheet is used for a variety of applications because of the hole size options, percentage of open area, high strength-to-weight ratio, and aesthetic appeal.
Q: Can I choose the material type for my perforated metal sheet?
A: Yes, there are many material options for your perforated sheet order. Perforated steel comes in both stainless perforated steel and carbon perforated steel. You can also choose aluminum perforated sheet. If you need help deciding between perforated steel, perforated aluminum, and other material options, you can learn more in our Perforated Metal Catalog.
