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A manufacturer of expanded metal, gratings and fencing. Available in carbon steel, aluminum, stainless steel, galvanized or any ductile material including precious and rare metals. Pattern choices in square, diamond, hexagonal, round and decorative. Sizes from .020” up to 8”.
Dexmet Corporation is an expanded metals manufacturer that is ISO 9002 certified. We offer expanded metal mesh that can be controlled to meet your specs. Expanded steel is only one of the many metals we produce. Choose from a range of sizes & patterns. In business since 1947 and still growing.
We are metal perforators with capabilities to take you from design to performing secondary fabrication operations. Our company offers an array of perforated metal products. Perforated applications: filter screens, lighting, HVAC, acoustical, expanded metal, metal perforators and architectural.
Manufacturer of perforated metal tubing from 1/2" OD to 12" OD. Welding, machining and stamping available. PerCor Manufacturing's goal is to offer the highest quality products and service available in the industry. 100% reliability at a cost to keep you highly competitive.
Remaly Manufacturing is a leading perforating and fabricating manufacturer, established in 1865. We provide perforated aluminum, perforated plate, perforated steel, perforated brass, screens and bar gratings. We provide services for all types of metals in both prototypes and large runs.
Expanded steel is steel which is slit and expanded up to ten times its original
size. Once the slitting and expanding is complete, a diamond-shaped cutout
pattern is formed and adds strength and durability. Because of the cutout pattern,
expanded steel also offers savings in weight and the free passage of light
and air.
Expanded steel may be produced by hot-rolling, in which the steel is passed
through a set of work rolls and the temperature of the metal is gradually increased
above its recrystallization temperature. Hot-rolling produces a rougher finish
than cold-rolling. Expanding steel may also be done by cold-rolling, which
takes place below steel’s recystallization temperature. Cold-rolling
steel produces a smoother finish and cold-rolled steel is generally free of
rust and other defects.
Expanded steel may also be coated, and types of coatings include galvanization,
porcelain enamel, paint, lacquer, plastic coating and anodizing. In addition
to these coatings, expanded steel may be zinc-plated to protect the integrity
of the underlying steel. Expanded steel may be used in a number of applications
including gratings, stairs, panels, vents, screens, security partitions, fencing
and many industrial and commercial applications.
