Expamet Stainless Steel Mesh Sheets

In 1889 the british metal expansion company was established in hartlepool.

Expamet stainless steel mesh sheets.

Stainless steel perforated sheet 304 ss perforated steel sheet plate expanded metal sheet plate mesh hole size 3mm stagger 4 8mm 300mmx300mmx1 3mm 3 5 out of 5 stars 2 13 49 13. The business that grew from these early days later changed its name to expamet. Perforated stainless sheet offers savings in weight passage of light liquid sound and air while providing a decorative or ornamental effect. Hillman 12 in x 24 in cold rolled steel expanded sheet metal.

As the name suggests expanded sheet is made from a single sheet of metal that has been uniformly slit and then stretched expanded to form diamond shaped openings in the meet. It had sole european rights for the manufacture of expanded metal mesh mainly for use as reinforcement and lath in the rapidly expanding sector of concrete construction. Stainless steel expanded metal offers savings in weight and metal free passage of light liquid sound and air while providing a decorative or ornamental effect. In stock and ready to ship.

Perforated stainless sheet is a sheet product that has been punched with a wide variety of hole sizes and patterns providing an aesthetic appeal. As the largest supplier of expanded metals in the uk we can offer mild steel expanded mesh stainless steel panels and aluminium expanded sheets all of which are available in a range of grades with the most common being hot rolled cold reduced electro zinc and galvanised steel and all conforming to the relative quality standards. Stainless steel expanded metal is a sheet product that has been slit and stretched to a wide array of diamond shaped openings. Item 168753 model 11786.

Choose from our selection of stainless steel mesh including stainless steel wire cloth stainless steel wire cloth discs and more. Expanded sheet metal is a versatile and economical product. It had sole european rights for the manufacture of expanded metal mesh mainly for use as reinforcement and lath in the rapidly expanding sector of concrete construction. The business that grew from these early days later changed its name to expamet.