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    Perforation For Steel Sheers

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    This document describes the standard terminology used for describing perforated sheets. It includes terms for describing: 1. The shape and arrangement of holes, such as round, square, triangular pitch, rectangular pitch, staggered pitch. 2. Measurements of the sheet itself including length, width, thickness. 3. Measurements related to hole placement such as margins, pitch, slot hole length and width. 4. Examples of perforated sheet configurations including those with and without margins.

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    This document describes the standard terminology used for describing perforated sheets. It includes terms for describing: 1. The shape and arrangement of holes, such as round, square, triangular pitch, rectangular pitch, staggered pitch. 2. Measurements of the sheet itself including length, width, thickness. 3. Measurements related to hole placement such as margins, pitch, slot hole length and width. 4. Examples of perforated sheet configurations including those with and without margins.

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    This document describes the standard terminology used for describing perforated sheets. It includes terms for describing: 1. The shape and arrangement of holes, such as round, square, triangular pitch, rectangular pitch, staggered pitch. 2. Measurements of the sheet itself including length, width, thickness. 3. Measurements related to hole placement such as margins, pitch, slot hole length and width. 4. Examples of perforated sheet configurations including those with and without margins.

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    This document describes the standard terminology used for describing perforated sheets. It includes terms for describing: 1. The shape and arrangement of holes, such as round, square, triangular pitch, rectangular pitch, staggered pitch. 2. Measurements of the sheet itself including length, width, thickness. 3. Measurements related to hole placement such as margins, pitch, slot hole length and width. 4. Examples of perforated sheet configurations including those with and without margins.

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    Description of a perforated sheet
    Guidance
    Hole shape and arrangement
    RMIG uses the international ISO norm 7806-1983(E) when describing hole shape and arrangement
    1 Length
    2 Width
    3 Sheet thickness
    Arrangement of holes: Examples: Shape of holes:
    4 Margins (long sides)
    5 Margins (short sides)
    Triangular pitch Round holes
    6 Hole size
    7 Triangular pitch, longitudinal
    Square holes
    8 Triangular pitch, transverse
    Rectangular pitch
    Hexagonal holes
    9 Rectangular pitch
    10 Diagonal pitch
    Slot holes
    Staggered pitch
    11 Staggered pitch parallel to width
    Rectangular holes
    Staggered pitch parallel to length 12
    End staggered pit. parallel to width 13
    Diagonal pitch
    Square, diagonal
    14 End staggered pit. parallel to length
    15 Rectangular pitch parallel to width
    16 Rectangular pitch parallel to length
    17 Measure of pitch
    Margins
    18 Row of holes
    19 Slot hole length
    Fig. B Fig. A Fig. C
    20 Slot hole width
    Hole length nose screen 21
    Hole width nose screen 22
    Perforated sheet with margins Perforated sheet without margins Perforated sheet with margins
    Toolsettings
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    RMIG | www.rmig.com Perforation without limits

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