Author: Karl Marx, rotec Berlin

Custom Perforated Sheet Metal 2026: DIN 24041, Cutting and Sheet Metal Fabrication

Custom Perforated Sheets Explained Simply: rotec shows what architects, designers, metal fabricators, and industrial customers should look for in perforated sheets. This article explains types of perforations—such as round, square, slotted, and custom perforations—key DIN standards like DIN 24041, the calculation of open area, materials such as steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, as well as typical applications for facades, ventilation, acoustics, mechanical engineering, storefitting, and industry. It also covers cutting to size, laser cutting, edge finishing, welding, assembly production, hot-dip galvanizing, visible surfaces, deburring, edging profiles, safety gratings, and common design mistakes.

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Welded mesh – large selection of PS mesh available immediately from stock in the rotec Profishop

Welded mesh is indispensable in construction, industry, agriculture, architecture, and landscaping. It offers high stability, a long service life, and a wide range of applications. At rotec Profishop, you’ll find one of the largest selections of welded mesh in Germany—available immediately from stock and in numerous variations.

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Effectively Prevent Cable Theft in Solar Parks (2026) with the rotec APS Electric Fence and 9,000-Volt Touch Protection

Effectively preventing cable theft at solar parks will be a must for operators and investors in 2026. That’s because thieves steal copper and, at the same time, cause downtime. In addition, follow-up costs rise because inspections and repairs take time. That’s why security must be part of operational planning—just as much as maintenance and monitoring. rotec supports solar parks in this effort with active perimeter protection and clear alarm systems.

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Protecting critical railroad infrastructure: the solution with Securifor high-security fencing

The threat to railroads from cable theft.
Protecting critical rail infrastructure is now more important than ever. Cable theft on railroad lines has become a serious problem in recent years, significantly affecting both safety and rail operations. The consequences are far-reaching: delays, train cancellations and high financial losses. In Germany in particular, the theft of copper cables poses a growing risk, as railroad lines are often inadequately secured and therefore an easy target for criminals.

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