Steel grating is the invisible guard in modern engineering

Steel grating is a grid-shaped metal product made of flat steel and cross bars welded crosswise. The surface is hot-dip galvanized or spray-coated. It has the significant advantages of light weight, high strength and corrosion resistance. It plays an indispensable functional role in the field of modern engineering.

Steel grating is a grid-shaped metal product made of flat steel and cross bars welded crosswise. The surface is hot-dip galvanized or spray-coated. It has the significant advantages of light weight, high strength and corrosion resistance. It plays an indispensable functional role in the field of modern engineering.

In the industrial field, steel grating is the preferred material for various work platforms. The maintenance passage of the petrochemical plant uses 30mm mesh steel grating, which not only ensures the safe passage of personnel, but also facilitates the observation of the operating status of the equipment; the boiler platform of the thermal power plant uses heavy steel grating, and the single piece can bear up to 3 tons; the assembly workshop floor of the automobile manufacturing plant uses anti-slip toothed steel grating to effectively prevent slip accidents caused by oil pollution. These application scenarios give full play to its characteristics of ventilation, heat dissipation and dust prevention.

The application of steel grating in municipal engineering is closer to the lives of the general public. The urban drainage system uses fan-shaped drainage ditch covers with a porosity of 30%-40%, which can quickly drain water and intercept large garbage; the tree pool covers of commercial pedestrian streets use decorative hollow patterns to protect the roots of vegetation and enhance the landscape effect; the aeration tank covers of sewage treatment plants are treated with special coatings to resist corrosive gases such as hydrogen sulfide.

With the development of new surface treatment technologies, the use of color spraying, nano-coating and other processes has gradually evolved steel gratings from functional parts to decorative parts. While maintaining structural performance, its appearance has begun to integrate into the aesthetic design system of modern architecture, becoming a new carrier for the combination of industry and art. This evolution indicates that steel gratings will show their unique value in more fields.