01 / Product Positioning
Perforated Raised Floor for Server Room Cooling
Installed in cold aisles or designated supply zones, the perforated panels deliver underfloor air to equipment inlets and form a complete system with the anti-static finish, supports and grounding. Open area, airflow, pressure and load performance must be coordinated together.

02 / Application-specific value
Advantages for Server Room Cooling
Precision Air Distribution
Perforated panels deliver underfloor air to equipment inlets in cold aisles or designated supply zones.
Complete System Integration
Forms a complete system with anti-static finish, supports, and grounding for data center environments.
Performance Coordination
Coordinates open area, airflow, pressure, and load performance for optimized cooling efficiency.
Comprehensive Selection Criteria
Includes configurable building use, finished floor level, void height, cable capacity, concentrated and uniform loads, partition locations, finish system, maintenance frequency, and installation programme.

03 / Composition and surface options
Inorganic core, reinforcing layers and finishing surfaces
Perforated panels must remain level and continuously supported with adjacent solid panels, with load performance checked for the reduced section caused by perforations.
04 / Key features
Performance defined for the confirmed model
| Feature | Final Product Information |
|---|---|
| System positioning | Anti-static perforated raised flooring combines air delivery, load support, removable access and electrostatic control for cold aisles and designated supply zones. |
| Ventilation selection | The brochure offers multiple materials, aperture patterns and ventilation rates; location and quantity must follow heat load, pressure and airflow balancing. |
| System load performance | Perforations change the panel section, so solid-panel load data cannot replace evidence for the applicable airflow model. |
| Product boundary | Ventilation rate is not the same as delivered airflow; results also depend on underfloor pressure, dampers, sealing and site airflow design. |





















