Types and specifications of heavy-duty steel grating panels
The heavy-duty steel grating is made of thicker (6mm, 8mm, 10mm) and wider flat steel as the load-bearing flat steel, specially designed and manufactured for occasions requiring heavy loads. It can be made by pressure welding or pressure locking. Suitable for airports, highways, industrial platforms, ports and other special needs.
For heavy-duty steel grating with driving loads, in order to provide better friction, we recommend using toothed steel grating. Both pressure welded steel grating and pressure locked steel grating can use toothed flat steel.
Classification of heavy-duty steel grating panels
There are two types of steel grating: heavy-duty steel grating and heavy-duty locking steel grating.
Heavy duty steel grating is made by connecting twisted square steel and large-sized load-bearing flat steel through high temperature and high pressure using pressure welding technology. In order to achieve better lateral (width direction of steel grating) bearing capacity, it is generally recommended to use edge banding at both ends of the steel grating.
Heavy duty steel grating can provide better lateral bearing capacity and effectively prevent the tilting and instability of the load-bearing flat steel, and has been widely used as a heavy-duty steel grating.
Due to the special nature of heavy-duty steel grating panels, we generally recommend that customers inform us of their load requirements and support conditions, and we will select economically reasonable specifications for them. The spacing between flat steel bars of heavy-duty steel grating is generally 30mm, and the spacing between horizontal bars can be selected as 50mm or 100mm.
