Steel grating is composed of primary load-bearing flat steel and crossbars (typically twisted square steel or flat steel) arranged orthogonally at specific intervals, fixed through welding or press-locking processes to form a grid-like structure. Specifications and models can be customized according to requirements.

The base material is usually Q235 or 304, with surface treatment processes including hot-dip galvanizing and painting. It boasts strong corrosion resistance, excellent anti-slip properties, high load-bearing capacity, and is 100% recyclable. With a long service life and reduced replacement frequency, it offers low comprehensive costs.

Thanks to its structural advantages and diverse characteristics, steel grating has become an efficient solution in industrial and construction fields, balancing functionality and cost-effectiveness.