Serrated Anti-Slip Steel Grating

Tooth-pattern steel grating is a metal grid featuring anti-slip serrations on its surface, primarily used in damp and slippery environments across industrial and construction sectors. Key specifications are as follows:

Structure and Material

Material: Typically Q235 carbon steel or stainless steel, with a hot-dip galvanized surface treatment for superior rust resistance.

Structure: Fabricated by welding serrated flat steel (featuring raised and recessed teeth on one side) with twisted steel bars, achieving high drainage efficiency (83.3% open area).

Anti-Slip Performance

Friction Coefficient: Provides a friction coefficient of 0.8 in wet conditions (compared to 0.4 for standard grating), reducing slip accidents by over 80%.

Test Validation: Withstands 5,000 simulated tests with controlled wear on anti-slip teeth and no structural deformation.

Application Scenarios

Industrial Platforms: Suitable for power plants, chemical plants, ports, and other heavy-load environments.

Special Environments: Offshore oil platforms, airport runways, and other scenarios demanding high anti-slip performance and structural strength.