Metal formed as a result of an industrial process which involves thinning them into flat pieces of varying thickness. The thickness is in between 0.5mm to 6mm. It is typically made from aluminium, steel or stainless steel, copper, brass and is often coated with a finish to improve its appearance and resistance to corrosion.
Sheet metal is a widely used material in various industries due to its strength, durability flexibility and cost-effectiveness. It can be cut, bent, and welded, making it suitable for a range of construction, automotive, and manufacturing applications. They have excellent corrosion resistance, making them ideal for use in harsh environments. Also, they can withstand heat and pressure better than those made of plastic.
Based on the type of metal it is made, the properties and characteristics of sheet metal vary. They are majorly used in creating manufacturing and construction products and can be formed into various shapes using different metal working techniques.
Sheet Metal offers numerous advantages to various industries due to its versatility.