Hexagon 60° Pepa Pua

ʻO ka Hexagon Staggered 60 ° Perforated Sheet he ʻāpana metala puka me nā puka hexagonal i hoʻonohonoho ʻia i kahi kumu 60 ° staggered. Me kona hoʻolālā geometric kūʻokoʻa a me ka hana kūpono, hoʻohana nui ʻia ia i ka hoʻolālā hoʻonaninani, ka hoʻonaninani kaupaku, fa ç ade, nā mea hoʻoheheʻe, a me nā mea hou aku. Hoʻonui ka hoʻonohonoho hole hexagonal i ka ʻike a me ka hanu, a me ka paʻa holoʻokoʻa, e hana ana ia i kahi papa metala metala perforated kiʻekiʻe.

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hex perforated metal

d (mm)	c (mm)	Wahi Hāmama (%)
8	10.5	58.1
8	12	44.4
10	15	44.4
10	18	30.9
10	28	12.8
12	16	56.3

d (mm)	c (mm)	Wahi Hāmama (%)
14	21	44.4
16	21	58.1
16	34	22.1
18	25	51.8
20	26	59.2
20	28	51.0

d (mm)	c (mm)	Wahi Hāmama (%)
22	30	53.8
25	35	51.0
30	44	46.5
32	40	64.0
35	48	53.2
36	48	56.3
50	65	59.2

Hexagon 60° Perforated Sheet Description

The Hexagon Staggered 60 ° Perforated Sheet is made of high-quality metal sheets (stainless steel, aluminum, carbon steel, etc.) and uses precision punching machines CNC to ensure even hole arrangement and beautiful design. The 60 ° staggered pattern optimizes the overall force distribution, improves the overall load-bearing capacity of the board, and enhances its environmental performance.

Industrial Filtration and Separation

Hexagon 60° perforated sheets are commonly used in industrial filtration and separation systems, where their unique perforation pattern provides high filtration efficiency. The 60° hexagonal perforation allows for a uniform material flow while ensuring that contaminants are effectively removed. These sheets are typically used in vibrating screens, separators, and filter systems in industries such as mining, recycling, and chemical processing. Their durable construction and ability to handle high-flow applications make them ideal for particle separation and material sorting in harsh conditions.

Architectural and Decorative Applications

In architectural design and decorative applications, hexagon 60° perforated sheets are used for facade panels, ceiling tiles, and wall cladding. The hexagonal pattern not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of buildings but also allows for optimal ventilation and light diffusion. These perforated sheets are popular in modern architecture for sun shading, privacy screens, and decorative panels. The structural integrity of the material ensures it can withstand external weather conditions, making it ideal for exterior facades and outdoor structures while maintaining its visual appeal and functionality.