Perforated Angles and Channels
Perforated angles and channels are structural metal components that have holes or perforations along their length. These perforations allow for better ventilation, drainage, and light transmission while maintaining the structural integrity of the metal.
- Perforated Angles: Perforated angles are L-shaped metal profiles with holes punched along one or both legs of the angle. These angles are commonly used in construction and industrial applications to provide structural support, reinforcement, and bracing. The perforations allow easy attachment of various components, such as brackets, shelves, or screens.
- Perforated Channels: Perforated channels are U-shaped metal profiles with holes or slots cut along the length of the channel. They are often used in electrical installations, cable management, and support systems. The perforations facilitate cable routing, cable management, and ventilation, making them suitable for various applications in both indoor and outdoor environments.
Both perforated angles and channels come in various materials such as steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and sometimes other metals like galvanized steel. The hole patterns can vary, depending on the intended purpose and application requirements. Common hole shapes include round, square, and slotted.
These perforated metal components are versatile and offer several benefits, including reduced weight, increased airflow, and improved visibility while maintaining the necessary structural integrity. They find application in a wide range of industries, including construction, architecture, infrastructure, HVAC systems, electrical installations, and more.