Raised Expanded Metal

Raised Expanded Metal for Anti-climb Applications Raised expanded metal is also known as standard expanded metal. Raised expanded metal is made by shearing and stretching the metal sheet with a set of die on a press, creating diamond shaped openings. The solid intersections of two strands are called bonds that lie on top of each other to form a raised effect.

This adds additional strength and rigidity to the expanded metal, also provides directional skid-resistance surface. No material is lost in the manufacturing process, not like the perforated metal production, so it is a green engineered alternative in many projects.

Specification

Surface treatment: hot-dip galvanizing, electric galvanizing, anti-rust paint, etc. Note:

All dimensions in inch. Measurement is taken carbon steel as an example.

Feature

Various materials and easily customized to meet your needs. Raised bonds for skid-resistance effect. It won't ravel when cut at one side. Stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance. Anti-climb property is suitable for fencing or stair treads. Application Raised expanded metal is widely used in architectural and commercial industries, other applications are as follows.

Stair treads. Security mesh in construction elevator. Grain dryer. Trailer ramps. Fan guard. Shelving.