Expanded Metal
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Brand:JoyLinkRaised Expanded Metal goes through a process of slitting and stretching metal sheet to form the standard or regular style of expanded metal. The expanded metal now has strands and intersecting strands called bonds forming a sharp angle to the... -
Brand:JoyLinkMicro expanded metal is a specialized type of expanded metal characterized by its very small openings and fine thickness. This material is produced through a precise expansion and stretching process, which allows it to maintain a high level of... -
Brand:JoyLinkTransportation:Ocean,LandExpanded Metal Grating and Expanded Catwalk Grating are economical solutions for industrial walking surfaces. Design engineers view it as an excellent choice when building maintenance and safety are important design criteria. Produced by slitting... -
Brand:JoyLinkTransportation:Ocean,LandFlattened expanded metal is formed by passing regular or raised expanded metal through a cold-rolled reducing mill. In this process, the overall thickness is reduced. The sheet is then sent through a leveler to maintain its flatness. A smooth, level... -
Brand:JoyLinkDecorative expanded metal is a versatile material that combines functionality with aesthetic appeal, making it suitable for a variety of applications in architecture, design, and industrial settings. Decorative expanded metal, a new building...
Manufactured by slitting and stretching metal sheets into an open diamond pattern, Expanded Metal is strong, rigid, and lightweight. Available in carbon steel, aluminum, or stainless steel, light duty expanded metal is available with a standard, slightly raised surface, or a flattened, smooth finish. Heavy gauge Expanded Metal Grating is designed to serve pedestrian loads.
Allowing for the free passage of air, light, heat and sound, common expanded metal applications include:
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- Screening
- Ventilation covers
- Security partitions
- Infill and fencing panels
- Catwalks
Expanded Metal
Expanded metal is a type of sheet metal that has been cut and stretched to create a mesh-like material characterized by its distinctive diamond-shaped openings. This manufacturing process allows the metal to expand up to ten times its original size while significantly reducing its weight—up to 80% lighter per square foot—without compromising its structural integrity. Common materials used for expanded metal include stainless steel, aluminum, and carbon steel, each offering unique properties suitable for various applications.