| Material Options | Mild Steel (Carbon Steel), Stainless Steel (304/316) |
|---|---|
| Bearing Bar Size | 50×5mm,60×5mm,60×8mm,70×5mm,70×6mm,70×8mm,80×5mm,80*×6mm,100×5mm,100×8mm,100×10mm,(Custom sizes available). |
| Bearing Bar Spacing | 30mm,50mm,100mm,150mm,200mm |
| Cross Bar Size | 8mm,10mm or Bearing Bar |
| Cross Bar Spacing | 50mm,100mm,150mm,200mm |
| Surface Treatment | Hot-Dip Galvanized (HDG), Powder Coated, Painted, or Untreated (Mill Finish). |
| Surface Profile | Plain (Smooth), Serrated (Non-slip) |
| Panel Dimensions | Standard Sizes: 1000 ×1000mm or 1000 ×2000mm or 2000 ×2000mm(Custom sizes available). |
| Loading Capacity | Heavy Duty (Vehicle/Truck traffic). |
| Applications | Heavy-duty roads, airports, docks, and factories for extreme loading. |
Our heavy duty steel grating is engineered for extreme load conditions, including truck traffic, heavy equipment, and industrial structures. Built with thick bearing bars and precise fabrication, it ensures maximum strength and long-term durability.
Heavy duty steel grating is a reinforced type of steel bar grating designed to support extremely high loads. It uses thicker and deeper bearing bars compared to standard grating, making it suitable for demanding industrial and infrastructure applications.
It is widely used in areas where standard welded steel grating cannot meet load requirements.
Heavy duty grating is designed based on load requirements. Common configurations include:
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Bearing Bar Size | 50x5mm, 75x6mm, 100x10mm |
| Bearing Bar Spacing | 30mm, 40mm |
| Cross Bar Spacing | 50mm, 100mm |
| Surface | Smooth or serrated |
Custom specifications are available based on load calculations and project requirements.
| Feature | Heavy Duty Grating | Standard Grating |
|---|---|---|
| Load Capacity | Very High | Medium |
| Bearing Bar Thickness | Thicker | Standard |
| Application | Vehicles & heavy loads | Walkways |
We provide engineered heavy duty steel grating solutions tailored to your project load requirements and installation conditions.
Send your load requirements or drawings to get an accurate quote.
Q: What is the smallest hole you can produce?
A: Typical micro perforation starts at 0.3 mm; for smaller holes we recommend chemical etching — contact us with your exact spec.
Q: Do you offer custom patterns and prototypes?
A: Yes. We do prototypes with no MOQ. Send drawings or sample references to info@perfsheet.com.
Q: Can you cut panels to irregular shapes?
A: Yes. Provide a CAD file or drawing; laser or waterjet processes are suitable for complex outlines while preserving micro hole integrity.
Q: How do you handle edge finishing?
A: We can supply straight-cut edges, folded profiles, or hemmed edges. Hemming improves safety and aesthetics for visible edges.
Q: Can you produce curved panels?
A: Some materials can be roll-formed or pressed into curved shapes. Send radius and panel size; we’ll advise on manufacturability.
Q: Can you provide material certificates?
A: Yes — material certificates are included with shipments and we support third-party testing.
After perforation, especially for plates with very dense hole patterns, the perforated metal sheets will experience significant deformation. We perform flattening treatment after completing all perforation processes. Below is the video of flattening perforated metal sheets:
After the leveling process, our perforated metal sheets can be precisely laser-cut into any custom shape as required. Below is a production video demonstrating the laser-cutting process:
Below are some real-scene displays of our factory
Perforated Metal Sheet Automated Production Workshop Live Footage
Factory workshop
Factory workshop
Raw materials
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