Stainless Steel Grating Definition

Stainless steel grating is a mesh structure material made of stainless steel flat bars (materials such as 304, 316, etc.) and crossbars through pressure welding or press-locking processes. It features high strength (load-bearing capacity of 3-5 tons/㎡), corrosion resistance (suitable for pH 1-14 environments), and modular design. It is mainly used in corrosive environments such as industrial platforms and chemical plant walkways. The pressure-welded type is fixed by resistance welding (flat bar spacing 30/40/60mm optional), while the press-locked type uses cold pressing technology to improve precision (error ≤0.5mm). The product combines drainage rate (over 85%), anti-slip (toothed surface friction coefficient 0.6), and ventilation performance, making it suitable for wastewater treatment, energy, and other fields. Hebei Zeding Wire Mesh Products Co., Ltd. provides various specifications and customization services, including different apertures (15×15mm to 50×50mm) and surface treatment options (polishing/sandblasting). For load-bearing or corrosion resistance requirements, please consult our technical team for selection advice.