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Round perforated sheets are produced in accordance with DIN 24041 in various hole patterns. RV = round holes offset, RG = round holes straight, RD = round holes diagonal

Square perforated sheets are produced in accordance with DIN 24042 in various hole positions. QG=square perforation straight, QV=square perforation offset, QD=square perforation diagonal

Long perforated sheets are produced in accordance with DIN 24043 in various hole patterns. LLV = slotted holes in staggered rows, LQV = slotted holes in transversely staggered rows, LLG = slotted holes in straight rows

Rectangular perforated sheets are produced in accordance with DIN 24043 in various hole patterns. REV = rectangular perforation in staggered rows, REG = rectangular perforation in straight rows

With checkerboard perforation, the hole length and width can be chosen at random.

The length and width of the fishbone perforation can be chosen at random.

When it comes to star perforations, the size, arrangement and spacing of the stars can be produced in staggered or straight rows. There are also different designs, e.g. round, pointed or cross-shaped.

Patent perforated sheets can be produced as fine perforated sheets with triangular (conical) openings and slotted perforated sheets. They have a scaly surface that can be smoothed again depending on the application.

Edge perforated sheets can be manufactured in a variety of ways: with triangular, hexagonal or octagonal perforations. They can also be optionally provided with intermediate holes or intermediate embossing.

Depending on your preference and intended use, the type and position of the holes can be creatively designed in a variety of materials.

Special perforations can be used in a variety of ways, whether for air curtains, radiator and balcony cladding or in industry and agriculture.

Embossed perforations can be used in a variety of ways, whether as a design product in the furniture industry, in the restoration of listed buildings or as tread plates in pool areas, to name just a few.

Anti-slip embossed sheets can be used in a variety of ways, including as floor covering sheets, steps and also in the restoration of vintage cars.

Round or knobbed embossing can be used as step edges, kick plates on doors, as well as in the field of design and furniture construction or even in industry.

Textured embossed sheets are often used as flooring, for example in cold stores, or as desk cladding.

Due to their robust appearance, pyramid embossed sheets are used as splash guards in kitchens, wall cladding in elevators or in the restoration of vintage cars.

Hammered embossed sheets are often used to restore mobile homes, as wall cladding in elevators with glass lifts and even as facade elements.

Pattern-rolled sheets are often used in interior finishing, furniture making, as decorative or design objects, and as exterior facade elements.

The drying industry is a common application area for fin or nozzle embossing sheets.

Corrugated aluminum sheets are standardized in European Standard EN 1386. Available in various material thicknesses (basic thickness) from 1.5 mm to 8.0 mm plus corrugation.

Teardrop sheets made of steel and stainless steel are standardized in DIN 59220. Available material thicknesses from 0.8 mm to 15 mm, depending on the material.