The following is a comprehensive introduction to stainless steel perforated panels, covering aspects such as material, specifications, hole types, dimensions, characteristics, and applications: I. Material Types and Specifications Stainless steel perforated panels primarily use food-grade stainless steel alloys such as 304 and 316L. Based on thickness, they are categorized into three types: - Thin plates (0.3-3mm): Suitable for lightweight applications like kitchen sinks (1mm thick) and decorative walls (0.5mm thick), offering flexibility and aesthetics. - Medium plates (3-20mm): Provide higher structural strength, commonly used in building partition walls (5-8mm thick), furniture backing boards, and other non-load-bearing components. - Thick plates (20-100mm and above): Used in high-load scenarios such as industrial equipment protective covers (≥3mm) and bridge engineering (89-127mm thick), with impact resistance more than doubling. II. Hole Types and Dimensional Par

Perforated metal plate, as a kind of metal material products after special processing, has been widely used in the field of modern architecture and decoration because of its unique hole design and various material choices. This paper will introduce the perforated metal plate in detail from the aspects of material, mesh specification, size, characteristics and application. First, material selection Perforated metal plate is mainly based on various metal plates, such as stainless steel plate, aluminum plate, iron plate, copper plate, etc. Among them, aluminum alloy plate has become the most used material in building skin because of its light material, good chemical stability, beautiful shape and other characteristics. Stainless steel plates, because of their high strength and corrosion resistance, perform well in situations where large loads or harsh environments are required. Second, mesh specifications and dimensions Perforated metal plate mesh specifications are diverse, the apert