Custom Laser Cut Panel Screen HJJ-2225: Field Notes from a Busy Jobsite

When architects whisper “we need light, airflow, and a bit of drama,” I usually point them to the Custom Laser Cut Panel Screen HJJ-2225. It’s the kind of product that sneaks into hospitality lobbies, retail façades, and garden courtyards—and then steals the whole scene. To be honest, I’ve watched facilities teams warm up to it fast: low maintenance, high impact, predictable performance.

What’s trending (and why it matters)

Design teams are leaning into patterned metal for micro-shading, acoustics (with backing), and brand motifs. The surprise? Owners want circularity and durability—so aluminum with PVDF tops the shortlist, while stainless steel 316 wins near the coast. BIM-to-factory workflows and rapid prototyping also mean fewer RFIs and, frankly, happier Thursdays.

Key specs for Custom Laser Cut Panel Screen HJJ-2225

Model	HJJ-2225
Materials	Aluminum/alloy; Galvanized sheet; Low-carbon steel; Stainless 304/316; Brass
Thickness	2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4 mm (customizable)
Panel Size	1×2 m; 1.22×2.44 m; 1.5×3 m (or custom)
Surface Finish	PVDF (fluorocarbon) or powder coating
Color	According to customer requirement

How it’s made (quick process flow)

• Material selection: 5052/6061 aluminum, SS304/316, etc., sourced with mill certs.
• CAD/CAM: Parametric nesting; typical kerf ≈ 0.1–0.2 mm; heat-affected zone minimized.
• Laser cutting: Fiber laser; edge burr ≤ 0.1 mm; optional micro-joints for tiny motifs.
• Post-processing: Deburr, flattening, passivation (steel), acetone wipe.
• Coating: Powder (AAMA 2604-type) or PVDF (AAMA 2605-grade); thickness ≈ 60–80 μm.
• QC tests: Adhesion (ASTM D3359), salt spray (ISO 9227/ASTM B117), gloss, color ΔE.
• Packing/ship: Foam + crate; numbered for sequence install; shop drawings included.

Performance, testing, and service life

Real-world use may vary, but labs tell a useful story: PVDF systems routinely hit 2,000 h salt spray with minimal creep [1][2]; powder coats for inland sites often target 1,000 h class. Adhesion typically passes ASTM D3359 5B; pencil hardness ~H–2H (ASTM D3363). Expect service life ≈ 20–25 years (PVDF, coastal) and ≈ 10–15 years (powder, inland), assuming basic wash-downs.

Where it works best

• Façade brise-soleil and balcony privacy screens
• Lobby features, wayfinding backdrops, retail cladding
• Garden partitions, pergolas, pool enclosures
• Industrial venting covers and equipment shrouds

Many customers say installation feels “plug-and-play,” especially with matched brackets and consistent panel flatness.

Vendor snapshot (informal, but useful)

Vendor	Material Range	Lead Time	Finish Options	Certs/Standards	Typical Tolerance
Ares Material (HJJ-2225)	Al, SS304/316, steel, brass	≈ 2–4 weeks after drawing sign-off	PVDF, powder, custom colors	AAMA 2604/2605 target, ISO 9001	±0.5 mm (pattern-dependent)
Regional Fabricator A	Al, steel	3–6 weeks	Powder focus	ISO 9001 (varies)	±1.0 mm
Premium Shop B	Al, SS316	4–8 weeks (complex finishes)	PVDF, anodize	AAMA 2605, ISO 9227	±0.3–0.5 mm

Notes: data above is indicative; real-world use may vary with geometry and batch.

Case file: coastal retail screen

A seaside boardwalk project specified Custom Laser Cut Panel Screen HJJ-2225 in 3 mm aluminum with PVDF matte graphite. After 14 months, site checks showed intact edges, ΔE < 1.5 versus control coupons, and no blistering post-storm season. The facilities manager’s line—“we hose it down; that’s it”—stuck with me.

Origin and logistics

Manufactured and shipped from: Room 2303, Block C, Wanda Office Building, No. 121 Huai'an East Road, Yuhua District, Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province, China. Crated for export; documents include packing list, shop drawings, and coating certificates on request.

Standards and references

1. AAMA 2605: High-Performance Organic Coatings for Architectural Aluminum
2. ASTM B117: Standard Practice for Salt Spray (Fog) Testing
3. ISO 9227: Corrosion Tests in Artificial Atmospheres — Salt Spray Tests
4. ASTM D3359: Measuring Adhesion by Tape Test