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■Punched steel wire mesh (punching metal)
Although it depends on the purpose and frequency of use, punched wire mesh is generally a board with holes drilled in it, so it is stronger than wire mesh made of wire, and is used for the same purpose as wire mesh. The advantages include that the aperture ratio can be varied depending on the size and pitch, that it is relatively easy to manufacture custom products other than stock items, and that it is possible to provide areas that do not need to be cut out within the specified range of the board. However, there are disadvantages such as the relatively high cost and the fact that the holes are pressed into the board, so you cannot expect a very high open area ratio like wire mesh products.
As I wrote in general terms, wire mesh products and punched wire mesh have different manufacturing methods and shapes, so it is difficult to compare them on the same level. If you let us know your purpose and usage situation, we will consult with you and make suggestions for each project.
■Punched wire mesh, punched wire mesh, punching metal
In recent years, punched wire mesh (Uchinuki kanaami) has become more commonly referred to as "punching metal," but in the Taisho era, it was made into a steel plate that was stronger than wire mesh for the purpose of sieving crushed stone and magnets. It is said that its origin in Japan is that it was made by drilling holes. By the way, until the Japanese-English colloquial term "punching metal" became common around 20 years ago, it was more commonly referred to as "punching wire mesh." (In English, it is called peforated metal, meaning a perforated plate with holes drilled in metal.)
Subsequently, technological innovations by various punching manufacturers expanded its use, and it began to be produced primarily for industrial and industrial purposes as a metal material that allows water, air, and light to pass through. It was around the end of the Showa era that perforated wire mesh became generally well-known. For architectural hardware applications, it has become widely used for blind panels on balconies, interior and exterior decorative materials, partitions, etc., and as a result, it has become a product that can be used in visible places (decoration), instead of the conventional product for practical use in invisible places. It has been added to new uses and has become an opportunity for the general public to become aware of it.
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