• metal grating

    metal grating

  • metal grating

    metal grating

Product performance introduction

1. Material

  • Type of Metal:

    • Carbon Steel (Mild Steel)
    • Stainless Steel (e.g., SS304, SS316 for corrosion resistance)
    • Aluminum (lightweight applications)
    • Galvanized Steel (corrosion-resistant coating)
    • Other alloys (e.g., brass or titanium for specialized uses)
  • Surface Treatment:

    • Hot-dip Galvanized
    • Powder Coated
    • Anodized (for aluminum)
    • Plain (Untreated raw metal)

2. Grating Type

  • Bar Grating:

    • Welded Grating: Bars are welded at intersections for durability.
    • Press-Locked Grating: Pressure locks bars together for a smooth finish.
    • Swage-Locked Grating: Mechanically locked for precision and strength.
  • Expanded Metal Grating:

    • Metal sheet cut and expanded into a diamond mesh pattern.
  • Perforated Grating:

    • Grates with custom-shaped holes punched into a metal sheet.
  • Riveted Grating:

    • Riveted connections for heavy-duty, high-strength applications.

3. Dimensions

  • Panel Size: Length × Width (e.g., 1,000 mm × 500 mm or as per project requirements).
  • Bar Size (Load Bar Dimensions): Width × Thickness (e.g., 30 mm × 5 mm).
  • Cross Bar Size: Diameter or width (e.g., 6 mm round bar).

4. Load and Spacing

  • Load Bar Spacing:

    • Distance between parallel load-bearing bars (e.g., 30 mm, 40 mm, or 60 mm).
  • Cross Bar Spacing:

    • Distance between crossbars or transverse elements (e.g., 50 mm or 100 mm).
  • Load Capacity:

    • Uniform Load Rating (e.g., kN/m²).
    • Point Load Rating (e.g., kN).

5. Thickness

  • Load Bar Thickness: Typically ranges from 3 mm to 10 mm or more, depending on strength needs.
  • Cross Bar Thickness: Generally smaller than load bars, e.g., 6 mm.

6. Surface Design

  • Texture:

    • Smooth Surface: For low-traction or aesthetic purposes.
    • Serrated Surface: For slip resistance in wet or hazardous environments.
  • Coating:

    • Anti-slip coatings (e.g., epoxy-based).
    • Galvanized or painted for protection.

7. Pattern and Openings

  • Standard Patterns:

    • Rectangular (e.g., 30 × 100 mm or 40 × 100 mm).
    • Square (e.g., 50 × 50 mm).
    • Diamond (for expanded metal grating).
  • Custom Patterns: Tailored for decorative or application-specific needs.


8. Weight

  • Weight per Unit Area: Typically measured in kilograms per square meter (kg/m²).

9. Compliance and Standards

  • Safety and Structural Standards:

    • ISO 14122 for walkways and working platforms.
    • ASTM Standards (e.g., ASTM A36 for mild steel).
    • EN Standards (e.g., EN 1090 for steel structures).
  • Load Testing: Compliance with design loads and deflection limits for structural safety.


10. Applications

  • Industrial Uses:

    • Platforms, walkways, trench covers, and machine enclosures.
  • Commercial Uses:

    • Flooring, facades, entrance mats, and stair treads.
  • Public Infrastructure:

    • Drain covers, pedestrian walkways, and stormwater systems.
  • Architectural Applications:

    • Decorative panels, sunshades, and ventilation covers.

11. Environmental Resistance

  • Corrosion Resistance:

    • Stainless steel or galvanized metal for outdoor and marine applications.
  • Heat Resistance:

    • High-performance alloys for extreme temperatures.

12. Customization Options

  • Grating can be fabricated to meet specific requirements for shape, size, strength, or aesthetic design.

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