Diamond Pattern Grip Strut Grating with Slip Resistance and Corrosion Resistance

SERRATED GRIP STRUT GRATING – Standard Serrated Surface offers excellent slip resistance wherever maximum safety underfoot is essential. Material meets anti-slip values set forth in Federal Specification RR-G-1602A.

NON-SERRATED GRIP STRUT GRATING – For all-purpose use where a high degree of slip resistance is required plus a smoother texture and design. Product is non-stock and subject to extended lead time.

Tested by an independent laboratory for slip resistance according to standards and methods established by Federal Specification RR-G-1602D, GRIP STRUT® Safety Grating proved its superiority by exceeding all requirements of this specification. The standards were exacting – five shoe sole materials tested in three directions under five conditions: dry, greasy, muddy, soapy and icy. GRIP STRUT® Safety Grating tested 10% to 180% more slip-resistant than similar materials, depending on shoe materials and surface conditions.

Fewer accidents, with resultant lower insurance costs and reduced workman’s compensation losses, should be the logical reason for specifying GRIP STRUT® Safety Grating for walking-working surfaces and stair treads. Values determined in accordance with standards for slip-resistance established by Federal Specification RR-G-1602D. The values indicated are an average of values obtained for five sole materials (leather, boot rubber, shoe rubber, Neolite and Hypalon) tested in three directions (longitudinally, transversely and diagonally) for the surface conditions noted. Values are in pounds of force necessary to move a 175 lb. load one inch across the surface of grating.

Implementation standards: GB: GB13296-97, GB/T14976-2002, GB/T14975-2002
American Standard: ASTM A312/A312M, ASTM A213/A213M, ASTM A269/A269M
German standard: DIN 2462
Japanese standard: JIS G3463
Other standards: can be produced according to customer's standard

Grip Strut Plank can be made out of iron plate, aluminium plate or stainless steel plate, etc, based upon different working environments. If iron plate is used, when grip strut plank is ready, it can be electro-galvanized, hot dip galvanized or spray-painted. Grip strut plank has nicer skid resistance and beautiful look, so it is widely used as stair tread, walkway and workshop floor in factories and transportation facilities, etc. When grip strut plank is covered with mud, ice, snow, grease, oily soil or cleaning media, grip strut plank can efficiently safeguard the safety of operating personnel.

With non-slip, anti-rust, anti-corrosion, durable features and beautiful appearance. Punching hole type with raised herring bone, raised crosswise, round, crocodilelips type, tear-type. These hole types are all CNC punching holes.

• Economical to install In addition to low material cost and nominal erection cost, Grip Strut safety grating also helps save with its long-lasting, rust-resisting materials and finishes.
• Standard mill-galvanized finish resists corrosion to help provide lasting surfaces.
• High-strength aluminum and Types 304 and 316L stainless steel help provide maximum corrosion resistance.
• Black unpainted steel available for installations requiring hot dipped galvanized finish after fabrication.
• These light weight yet brawny panels permit substantial reduction in structural steel requirements.

1. low cost, zinc plate is cheaper compare to after hot dipped galvanized
2. easy install, but need think about carrying capacity
3. anti-skid effect is best, there are 14 teeth around one hole, getting hold of the shoes sole when you stand in walkway.
4. low maintain cost.