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Q235 low-carbon steel: Delivers balanced mechanical properties at a cost-effective price point.
Stainless steel (304/316 grades): Offers superior corrosion resistance for specialized operating environments.
Load-bearing flat bars: Common sizes include 20×5, 25×5, 30×3, 30×5, 40×5, 50×5 mm.
Cross bars: Typical specifications are 5×5, 6×6, 8×8 mm.
Different combinations of these sizes can satisfy varying load-bearing demands.
Primary treatment: Hot-dip galvanization for a uniform, dense zinc coating and maximum corrosion protection.
Custom treatments: Cold galvanization or painting are available upon customer request.

Pre-installation check: Verify the dimensions and quality of the grating before installation.
Installation: Align the grating precisely and secure it firmly using bolts or welding.
Load management: In high-load areas, strictly adhere to the rated load capacity to avoid overloading.
Regular inspection: Periodically check for signs of damage or corrosion to ensure safe, long-term operation.
Q: How long can the hot - dipped galvanized steel grating last?
A: In normal outdoor conditions, it can last over 20 years due to the thick anti - corrosion zinc layer. But lifespan may vary in special environments like chemical plants.
Q: Can the steel grating be customized?
A: Absolutely. We can customize the size, shape, and load - bearing capacity according to your needs. Just let us know your specific requirements.
Q: What's the installation process like?
A: It's quite simple. First, align the grating accurately. Then, secure it using bolts or welding. Installation time is short, saving you both time and labor costs.
Q: How to maintain the hot - dipped galvanized steel grating?
A: Maintenance is easy. Just conduct occasional inspections. Since it has high corrosion resistance, there's no need for frequent upkeep. Only repair if any damage is found.
Q235 low-carbon steel: Delivers balanced mechanical properties at a cost-effective price point.
Stainless steel (304/316 grades): Offers superior corrosion resistance for specialized operating environments.
Load-bearing flat bars: Common sizes include 20×5, 25×5, 30×3, 30×5, 40×5, 50×5 mm.
Cross bars: Typical specifications are 5×5, 6×6, 8×8 mm.
Different combinations of these sizes can satisfy varying load-bearing demands.
Primary treatment: Hot-dip galvanization for a uniform, dense zinc coating and maximum corrosion protection.
Custom treatments: Cold galvanization or painting are available upon customer request.

Pre-installation check: Verify the dimensions and quality of the grating before installation.
Installation: Align the grating precisely and secure it firmly using bolts or welding.
Load management: In high-load areas, strictly adhere to the rated load capacity to avoid overloading.
Regular inspection: Periodically check for signs of damage or corrosion to ensure safe, long-term operation.
Q: How long can the hot - dipped galvanized steel grating last?
A: In normal outdoor conditions, it can last over 20 years due to the thick anti - corrosion zinc layer. But lifespan may vary in special environments like chemical plants.
Q: Can the steel grating be customized?
A: Absolutely. We can customize the size, shape, and load - bearing capacity according to your needs. Just let us know your specific requirements.
Q: What's the installation process like?
A: It's quite simple. First, align the grating accurately. Then, secure it using bolts or welding. Installation time is short, saving you both time and labor costs.
Q: How to maintain the hot - dipped galvanized steel grating?
A: Maintenance is easy. Just conduct occasional inspections. Since it has high corrosion resistance, there's no need for frequent upkeep. Only repair if any damage is found.
