Galvanized steel grating

It has great corrosion-resistant, shiny surface appearance and good ventilation and is widely used in the petrochemical industry, power plants and sewage treatment plants.

Stainless steel grating

It has the most excellent corrosive resistant among all steel gratings and is especially suitable for various strong corrosive environments.

Aluminum grating

It is lighter in weight without compromising to the load capacity and mechanical strength and is mainly used for platform ceilings and outdoor curtain walls.

Welded steel grating

It consists of bearing bars that are automatically resistance-welded with the cross bars via precise use of intense heat and pressure.

Press-locked steel grating

It relies on employing enormous hydraulic pressure that fuses the two close-tolerance slotted bars together.

Swage-locked grating

It is manufactured by inserting cross bars into pre-punched holes in the bearing bar and then cross bars are swaged forming a positive mechanical connection.

Flat bar steel grating

It is one of the most popular and versatile industrial steel gratings.

I-bar steel grating

It provides light weight yet high strength and load capacity.

Plain steel grating

It provides excellent bearing capacity and is widely used in almost all industrial applications.

Serrated steel grating

It provides excellent slip resistance and is especially applicable to places where excellent slip resistance is required.

Standard steel grating

It is easily fabricated and provides a high load structure and is widely used as steel grating platform, walkway, bridge decking and flooring.

Heavy duty steel grating

It supplies far greater strength-to-weight ratio than other flooring materials to bear the heavy load such as forklift or truck traffic.