Design tool · Perforation Pattern Studio
Draw your
perforation pattern
Start from an example or set the holes yourself: shape, size, gap, rows, borders, a size gradient and plain areas. Take holes out or put them in on the drawing. The checks tell you when holes or webs get too small for the sheet, and the panel goes into your BOQ with its drawing.
1 Start with an example or change any setting below
Face of the panel as seen from the front, true to scale. Dashed line: the edge of the perforated area.
- Holes
- 11,076
- Open area holes ÷ perforated area
- 35.4 %
- Open area holes ÷ whole face
- 30.3 %
- ✓Holes, webs and borders look sensible for laser cutting. Our design team still checks the pattern on your drawing.
2 Panel
✓The panel fits the 4 × 8 ft · 1219 × 2438 mm sheet.
Finish
3 Holes and rows
Gap = the metal left between two holes. Hole 5 × 5 mm.More settings: row gap, border per side, size gradient
4 Plain areas and hand edits
No plain areas yet. Choose “Draw a plain area” above the drawing and drag a rectangle, or add one here.
0 holes taken out and 0 put in by hand.
5 Add to BOQ
The BOQ is kept on this device; prices come from MCS on request. One pattern can go on many panels: change the size and add the next panel.Start a project
A pattern from
your own artwork?
Send the image or the DXF. Our design team turns it into a pattern that cuts cleanly in the metal and thickness you need.