Perforated Steel is one of the most versatile products on the market today. A fully functioning product by it's shape of perforated opening and gauge and size--it can be tough in gauge and work hard at screening and filtering a variety of solids in the marketplace. On the other hand, it's same features can be lightweight in gauge, have small or large optically appealing openings and be very suitable for many architectural and display uses.

Perforated Steel is widely used in automotive, lighting, construction, agriculture, petrochemical, laundry, mining, military and acoustical applications.

Perforated Metal Steel contain hole patterns of varying sizes and shapes created by punching presses. Types of hole patterns include staggered rounds, centers and squares, straight square slots, round and line squares, round slot end and side staggered and hexagons.

Perforated Steel with alternate round holes at 45°, 60° and 90°

Perforated Steel with even , alternate or set in diagonal square holes

Perforated Steel with even or alternate oblong or rectangular holes

Perforated Steel Products: Round Hole Pattern

Perforated Steel Products: Square Hole Pattern

Perforated Steel Products: Decorative Hole Pattern

Perforated Steel Products: Dimond Hole Pattern

perforated metal is seen almostly everywhere in today's world: as decorative architectural panels, light diffusers, air diffusers, and more. Perforated metal panels and plates have varied uses as screening to ventilation. The economical process of making lightweight perforated metal allows Petro-Wire and Steel to custom design architectural panels and stainless steel plates with a variety of holes, shapes and designs. Depending on the size and shape of the perforated openings and the gauge, punched metal can become many things. From a behind-the-scenes workhorse used to screen and filter a variety of materials, to a visually appealing light diffuser or air diffuser for architectural applications, perforated sheet metal is the solution that can even perform artistically as a display. Perforated decorative metal is especially great for making architectural panels that give buildings an attractive design touch.