Hot-Dip Galvanized Platform Grating

Platform steel grating, also known as hot-dip galvanized steel grating platforms, is a grid-like building material made from Q235 steel as the base material, formed by welding hot-rolled flat bars with crossbars. The surface is typically treated with hot-dip galvanization to enhance rust resistance, offering a service life of 40-50 years. Core manufacturers are concentrated in the Anping region, where enterprises generally hold ISO quality certifications and possess extensive production experience. The products are widely applied in factories, workshops, mining, ports, chemical plants, power generation, wastewater treatment, and other sectors.

Flat bar spacing is available in three specifications: 30mm, 40mm, and 60mm, catering to high impact resistance, economical portability, and mining splash prevention requirements respectively. Functionality can be enhanced structurally by welding kick plates, patterned steel plates, or connectors. Supports angle steel or channel steel edging, and can be fitted with handles and hinges for mobility. The 50mm crossbar spacing design strengthens resistance to lateral impact, with welding standards adjusted based on load requirements. Flat steel can be customized into special structures like serrated or I-beam shapes to meet diverse scenarios. Installation methods include welding and bolting.