Steel Grating

Hunan Great Steel Pipe Co., Ltd
Steel Grating,Steel Bar Grating,Welded Steel Grating,Galvanized Steel Grating,Stainless Steel Grating

Steel Grating

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Keywords

Steel Grating, Steel Bar Grating, Welded Steel Grating, Press-Locked Grating, Galvanized Steel Grating, Stainless Steel Grating

Size

Bearing Bar Size: 20×3mm to 100×10mm

Bearing Bar Spacing: 15mm, 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 34mm, 38mm, 40mm, 50mm, 60mm

Cross Bar Size: 5×5mm, 6×6mm, 8×8mm

Cross Bar Spacing: 50mm, 100mm

Standard Panel Width: 995mm

Standard Panel Length: 6000mm

Standards & Materials

YB/T 4001.1-2019;ANSI/NAAMM (MBG531);BS4592;ASTM A123 / GB/T 13912

Grade

Q235 / ASTM A36;SS201, SS304, SS316, SS316L

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  • Process & Finishing
  • Test & QC
  • FAQ

Standards & Materials

Steel grating is an open-grid assembly of parallel load-bearing bars and cross bars, rigidly joined at intersections through welding or mechanical locking. Its open-grid design provides an exceptional strength-to-weight ratio while allowing light, air, and liquids to pass through — making it the preferred flooring solution for industrial platforms, walkways, stair treads, trench covers, and equipment access areas. Our steel grating is manufactured in compliance with YB/T 4001.1-2019, the current Chinese black metallurgy industry standard for steel grating, which became effective on January 1, 2020. We also manufacture to ANSI/NAAMM, BS4592, and ASTM standards upon customer request.


Types of Steel Grating

Types

Definition

Advantages

Application

Welded Steel Grating

Welded steel grating is manufactured by automatically welding bearing bars and cross bars at every intersection.

High structural stability

Strong welding joints

Excellent load capacity

Suitable for heavy industrial applications

Industrial platforms

Factory floors

Power plants

Petrochemical facilities

Press-Locked Steel Grating

Press-locked steel grating is produced by pressing cross bars into pre-punched bearing bars under high pressure.

Smooth and uniform appearance

Strong connection between bars

Architectural and decorative applications

Serrated Steel Grating

Serrated bearing bars provide enhanced slip resistance.

Unmatched Slip Resistance

High Strength and Load-Bearing Capacity

Excellent Drainage and Self-Cleaning Properties

Low Maintenance and Cost-Effectiveness

Wet environments

Oil-contaminated areas

Offshore platforms

Outdoor walkways


Material Grades

Material

Standard Equivalent

Best For

Q235 / ASTM A36

China GB / U.S. ASTM

General industrial applications, cost-effective

Stainless Steel 304

ASTM A240

General corrosion resistance, food processing

Stainless Steel 316 / 316L

ASTM A240

Marine, chemical, chloride environments

Aluminum

Lightweight, non-sparking applications

In many refinery and power plant projects, hot-dip galvanized welded steel grating is preferred because it offers a balance between corrosion resistance, structural strength, and lifecycle cost. For highly corrosive environments such as offshore platforms or chemical processing plants, stainless steel 316L is generally recommended.

Specs & Sizes

VerticalBar Spacing

Horizontal Bar Spacing

Specification of Supporting Flat Steel (Width X Thickness)

20 × 3

25 × 3

32 × 3

40 × 3

20 × 5

25 × 5

30

100

G203 / 30 / 100

G253 / 30 / 100

G323 / 30 / 100

G403 / 30 / 100

G205 / 30 / 100

G255 / 30 / 100


50

G203 / 30 / 50

G253 / 30 / 50

G323 / 30 / 50

G403 / 30 / 50

G205 / 30 / 50

G255 / 30 / 50

40

100

G203 / 40 / 100

G253 / 40 / 100

G323 / 40 / 100

G403 / 40 / 100

G205 / 40 / 100

G255 / 40 / 100


50

G203 / 40 / 50

G253 / 40 / 50

G323 / 40 / 50

G403 / 40 / 50

G205 / 40 / 50

G255 / 40 / 50

60

50

-

G253 / 60 / 50

G253 / 60 / 50

G403 / 60 / 50

G205 / 60 / 50

G255 / 60 / 50

VerticalBar Spacing

Horizontal Bar Spacing

Specification of Supporting Flat Steel (Width X Thickness)


40 × 5

45 × 5

50 × 5

55 × 5

60 × 5

30

100

G325 / 30 / 100

G405 / 30 / 100

G455 / 30 / 100

G505 / 30 / 100

G555 / 30 / 100

G605 / 30 / 100


50

G325 / 30 / 50

G405 / 30 / 50

G455 / 30 / 50

G505 / 30 / 50

G555 / 30 / 50

G605 / 30 / 50

40

100

G325 / 40 / 100

G405 / 40 / 100

G455 / 40 / 100

G505 / 40 / 100

G555 / 40 / 100

G605 / 40 / 100


50

G325 / 40 / 50

G405 / 40 / 50

G455 / 40 / 50

G505 / 40 / 50

G555 / 40 / 50

G605 / 40 / 50

60

50

G325 / 60 / 50

G405 / 60 / 50

G455 / 60 / 50

G505 / 60 / 50

G555 / 60 / 50

G605 / 60 / 50


Bearing Bar Specifications
Bearing bars are the primary load-carrying members running parallel to the panel length.
Common bearing bar sizes (width × thickness): 20×3, 20×5, 25×3, 25×5, 30×3, 30×5, 32×5, 40×5, 50×5, 65×5, 75×6, 100×10mm
Bearing bar height range: 20mm to 100mm
Bearing bar thickness range: 2mm to 10mm
Bearing bar spacing: 15mm, 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 34mm, 38mm, 40mm, 50mm, 60mm. Series 1 (30mm) is the most common.

Cross Bar Specifications
Cross bars run perpendicular to bearing bars, providing stability and grid structure.
Common cross bar sizes: 5×5mm, 6×6mm, 8×8mm
Cross bar spacing: 50mm or 100mm center-to-center


Standard Panel Sizes

Dimension

Standard Size

Customization

Width

995mm

Available

Length

6000mm

Available

Custom dimensions, cut-outs, and special shapes are available upon request.

Material Properties

Depending on the operating environment, steel grating can be manufactured using different materials:

Material

Features

Typical Applications

Q235 / ASTM A36 Carbon Steel

High strength, economical, easy fabrication

General industrial platforms

Galvanized Carbon Steel

Improved corrosion resistance

Outdoor walkways, factories

Stainless Steel 304

Good corrosion resistance and hygiene performance

Food processing, pharmaceutical facilities

Stainless Steel 316 / 316L

Superior resistance to chloride and chemical corrosion

Marine, offshore, chemical plants

Aluminum

Lightweight and non-sparking

Special industrial applications

For stainless steel and alloy materials, Positive Material Identification (PMI) inspection can be provided upon request to verify material compliance before fabrication.


Material Selection Guide

Environment

Recommended Material

Dry indoor, general industrial

Carbon steel + galvanized

Outdoor, moderate exposure

Carbon steel + hot-dip galvanized

Coastal / marine

Stainless steel 316 / 316L

Chemical / acidic exposure

Stainless steel 316L

Food processing / pharmaceutical

Stainless steel 304 / 316L

Lightweight / non-sparking

Aluminum

Process & Finishing

Steel grating is produced through two primary methods:
Welded Steel Grating: Bearing bars and cross bars are joined using automatic resistance welding machines at every intersection, creating a rigid, permanent structure with strong weld points.

Press-Locked Steel Grating: Cross bars are mechanically pressed into bearing bars under high pressure, creating a flush, seamless appearance.

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Standard Workflow: Raw material inspection → Bearing bar and cross bar preparation → Assembly → Welding or press-locking → Edge finishing (end banding) → Cutting and shaping → Surface treatment → Final inspection → Packaging


Surface Finishing Options
Hot-Dip Galvanizing (Most Common)
Standards: GB/T 13912, ASTM A123
Process: Steel grating is immersed in molten zinc at approximately 460°C
Coating thickness: Typical coating thickness complies with ASTM A123 requirements and varies according to steel thickness.

Painting / Powder Coating
Available in various colors
Suitable for indoor applications or aesthetic requirements

Stainless Steel (Mill Finish)
No coating required
Inherent corrosion resistance from chromium oxide passive layer

Test & QC

All steel grating undergoes mandatory standard tests in accordance with YB/T 4001.1-2019 requirements:

Raw Material Inspection
Chemical composition verification (spectrometry)
Dimensional verification (bearing bar thickness, width, cross bar diameter)
Surface quality check (cracks, defects, rust)

In-Process Quality Control
Welding quality: Every intersection inspected for penetration, fusion, and absence of pores or cracks
Dimensional monitoring: Bearing bar spacing, cross bar spacing, and panel dimensions continuously checked
Surface flatness: Panels checked for warping or twisting

Finished Product Inspection
Visual & Appearance Inspection
Overall shape and flatness
Edge smoothness — no burrs or sharp protrusions
Coating integrity and uniformity

Dimensional Inspection
Length and width (tolerance: ±5mm)
Diagonal difference (squareness)
Bearing bar and cross bar spacing
Bearing bar thickness and height

Static Load Test (Bending Test)
Conducted on hydraulic universal testing machine
Panel supported at design span; load applied incrementally
Deflection at mid-span monitored
Per YB/T 4001.1-2019 requirements

Coating Thickness Test
For galvanized products: measured per GB/T 13912 / ASTM A123
Minimum average thickness verified

Sampling Requirements (per YB/T 4001.1)
Visual and dimensional inspection: 10% of each batch, minimum 3 panels
Hot-dip galvanized coating thickness: minimum 3 panels per batch
Static load test: minimum 1 panel per batch

Additional Tests (upon request)
Impact resistance test
Slip resistance test (for serrated grating)
Salt spray test (corrosion resistance)
Non-destructive testing (NDT): ultrasonic or magnetic particle inspection

FAQ

Q1. What is steel grating?

A1: Steel grating is an open-grid assembly of parallel load-bearing bars and cross bars joined at intersections, providing high strength-to-weight ratio while allowing drainage, ventilation, and light passage. It is widely used in industrial platforms, walkways, stair treads, trench covers, and equipment access areas.

Q2. What are the main types of steel grating?

A2: The most common types include welded steel grating (automatic resistance welding at every intersection), press-locked steel grating (mechanically pressed without welding), and swage-locked steel grating (bars inserted into pre-punched holes). Welded steel grating is the most widely used for industrial applications.

Q3. What materials are available for steel grating?

A3: We offer carbon steel (Q235 / ASTM A36), stainless steel (SS201, SS304, SS316, SS316L), and aluminum. Carbon steel is the most cost-effective option; stainless steel is recommended for corrosive environments.

Q4. What is the difference between plain and serrated steel grating?

A4: Plain bearing bars provide a standard walking surface. Serrated bearing bars feature notched surfaces that provide superior slip resistance, making them ideal for wet, oily, or outdoor environments.

Q5. What surface treatments are available?

A5: Hot-dip galvanizing (per GB/T 13912 / ASTM A123) is the most common, providing 20+ years of corrosion protection. Painting, powder coating, and stainless steel mill finish are also available.

Q6. What testing is performed before shipment?

A6: Visual inspection, dimensional inspection, static load test (bending test), and coating thickness test (for galvanized products) are standard. Additional NDT (ultrasonic, magnetic particle) is available upon request.

Q7. Can steel grating be customized?

A7: Yes. We support custom panel dimensions, special cut-outs for pipes or equipment, varying bar spacings for specific load or drainage requirements, and selection of surface finishes.

VerticalBar Spacing

Horizontal Bar Spacing

Specification of Supporting Flat Steel (Width X Thickness)

20 × 3

25 × 3

32 × 3

40 × 3

20 × 5

25 × 5

30

100

G203 / 30 / 100

G253 / 30 / 100

G323 / 30 / 100

G403 / 30 / 100

G205 / 30 / 100

G255 / 30 / 100


50

G203 / 30 / 50

G253 / 30 / 50

G323 / 30 / 50

G403 / 30 / 50

G205 / 30 / 50

G255 / 30 / 50

40

100

G203 / 40 / 100

G253 / 40 / 100

G323 / 40 / 100

G403 / 40 / 100

G205 / 40 / 100

G255 / 40 / 100


50

G203 / 40 / 50

G253 / 40 / 50

G323 / 40 / 50

G403 / 40 / 50

G205 / 40 / 50

G255 / 40 / 50

60

50

-

G253 / 60 / 50

G253 / 60 / 50

G403 / 60 / 50

G205 / 60 / 50

G255 / 60 / 50

VerticalBar Spacing

Horizontal Bar Spacing

Specification of Supporting Flat Steel (Width X Thickness)


40 × 5

45 × 5

50 × 5

55 × 5

60 × 5

30

100

G325 / 30 / 100

G405 / 30 / 100

G455 / 30 / 100

G505 / 30 / 100

G555 / 30 / 100

G605 / 30 / 100


50

G325 / 30 / 50

G405 / 30 / 50

G455 / 30 / 50

G505 / 30 / 50

G555 / 30 / 50

G605 / 30 / 50

40

100

G325 / 40 / 100

G405 / 40 / 100

G455 / 40 / 100

G505 / 40 / 100

G555 / 40 / 100

G605 / 40 / 100


50

G325 / 40 / 50

G405 / 40 / 50

G455 / 40 / 50

G505 / 40 / 50

G555 / 40 / 50

G605 / 40 / 50

60

50

G325 / 60 / 50

G405 / 60 / 50

G455 / 60 / 50

G505 / 60 / 50

G555 / 60 / 50

G605 / 60 / 50


Bearing Bar Specifications
Bearing bars are the primary load-carrying members running parallel to the panel length.
Common bearing bar sizes (width × thickness): 20×3, 20×5, 25×3, 25×5, 30×3, 30×5, 32×5, 40×5, 50×5, 65×5, 75×6, 100×10mm
Bearing bar height range: 20mm to 100mm
Bearing bar thickness range: 2mm to 10mm
Bearing bar spacing: 15mm, 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 34mm, 38mm, 40mm, 50mm, 60mm. Series 1 (30mm) is the most common.

Cross Bar Specifications
Cross bars run perpendicular to bearing bars, providing stability and grid structure.
Common cross bar sizes: 5×5mm, 6×6mm, 8×8mm
Cross bar spacing: 50mm or 100mm center-to-center


Standard Panel Sizes

Dimension

Standard Size

Customization

Width

995mm

Available

Length

6000mm

Available

Custom dimensions, cut-outs, and special shapes are available upon request.

Depending on the operating environment, steel grating can be manufactured using different materials:

Material

Features

Typical Applications

Q235 / ASTM A36 Carbon Steel

High strength, economical, easy fabrication

General industrial platforms

Galvanized Carbon Steel

Improved corrosion resistance

Outdoor walkways, factories

Stainless Steel 304

Good corrosion resistance and hygiene performance

Food processing, pharmaceutical facilities

Stainless Steel 316 / 316L

Superior resistance to chloride and chemical corrosion

Marine, offshore, chemical plants

Aluminum

Lightweight and non-sparking

Special industrial applications

For stainless steel and alloy materials, Positive Material Identification (PMI) inspection can be provided upon request to verify material compliance before fabrication.


Material Selection Guide

Environment

Recommended Material

Dry indoor, general industrial

Carbon steel + galvanized

Outdoor, moderate exposure

Carbon steel + hot-dip galvanized

Coastal / marine

Stainless steel 316 / 316L

Chemical / acidic exposure

Stainless steel 316L

Food processing / pharmaceutical

Stainless steel 304 / 316L

Lightweight / non-sparking

Aluminum

Steel grating is produced through two primary methods:
Welded Steel Grating: Bearing bars and cross bars are joined using automatic resistance welding machines at every intersection, creating a rigid, permanent structure with strong weld points.

Press-Locked Steel Grating: Cross bars are mechanically pressed into bearing bars under high pressure, creating a flush, seamless appearance.

steel-grating-manufacturing

Standard Workflow: Raw material inspection → Bearing bar and cross bar preparation → Assembly → Welding or press-locking → Edge finishing (end banding) → Cutting and shaping → Surface treatment → Final inspection → Packaging


Surface Finishing Options
Hot-Dip Galvanizing (Most Common)
Standards: GB/T 13912, ASTM A123
Process: Steel grating is immersed in molten zinc at approximately 460°C
Coating thickness: Typical coating thickness complies with ASTM A123 requirements and varies according to steel thickness.

Painting / Powder Coating
Available in various colors
Suitable for indoor applications or aesthetic requirements

Stainless Steel (Mill Finish)
No coating required
Inherent corrosion resistance from chromium oxide passive layer

All steel grating undergoes mandatory standard tests in accordance with YB/T 4001.1-2019 requirements:

Raw Material Inspection
Chemical composition verification (spectrometry)
Dimensional verification (bearing bar thickness, width, cross bar diameter)
Surface quality check (cracks, defects, rust)

In-Process Quality Control
Welding quality: Every intersection inspected for penetration, fusion, and absence of pores or cracks
Dimensional monitoring: Bearing bar spacing, cross bar spacing, and panel dimensions continuously checked
Surface flatness: Panels checked for warping or twisting

Finished Product Inspection
Visual & Appearance Inspection
Overall shape and flatness
Edge smoothness — no burrs or sharp protrusions
Coating integrity and uniformity

Dimensional Inspection
Length and width (tolerance: ±5mm)
Diagonal difference (squareness)
Bearing bar and cross bar spacing
Bearing bar thickness and height

Static Load Test (Bending Test)
Conducted on hydraulic universal testing machine
Panel supported at design span; load applied incrementally
Deflection at mid-span monitored
Per YB/T 4001.1-2019 requirements

Coating Thickness Test
For galvanized products: measured per GB/T 13912 / ASTM A123
Minimum average thickness verified

Sampling Requirements (per YB/T 4001.1)
Visual and dimensional inspection: 10% of each batch, minimum 3 panels
Hot-dip galvanized coating thickness: minimum 3 panels per batch
Static load test: minimum 1 panel per batch

Additional Tests (upon request)
Impact resistance test
Slip resistance test (for serrated grating)
Salt spray test (corrosion resistance)
Non-destructive testing (NDT): ultrasonic or magnetic particle inspection

Q1. What is steel grating?

A1: Steel grating is an open-grid assembly of parallel load-bearing bars and cross bars joined at intersections, providing high strength-to-weight ratio while allowing drainage, ventilation, and light passage. It is widely used in industrial platforms, walkways, stair treads, trench covers, and equipment access areas.

Q2. What are the main types of steel grating?

A2: The most common types include welded steel grating (automatic resistance welding at every intersection), press-locked steel grating (mechanically pressed without welding), and swage-locked steel grating (bars inserted into pre-punched holes). Welded steel grating is the most widely used for industrial applications.

Q3. What materials are available for steel grating?

A3: We offer carbon steel (Q235 / ASTM A36), stainless steel (SS201, SS304, SS316, SS316L), and aluminum. Carbon steel is the most cost-effective option; stainless steel is recommended for corrosive environments.

Q4. What is the difference between plain and serrated steel grating?

A4: Plain bearing bars provide a standard walking surface. Serrated bearing bars feature notched surfaces that provide superior slip resistance, making them ideal for wet, oily, or outdoor environments.

Q5. What surface treatments are available?

A5: Hot-dip galvanizing (per GB/T 13912 / ASTM A123) is the most common, providing 20+ years of corrosion protection. Painting, powder coating, and stainless steel mill finish are also available.

Q6. What testing is performed before shipment?

A6: Visual inspection, dimensional inspection, static load test (bending test), and coating thickness test (for galvanized products) are standard. Additional NDT (ultrasonic, magnetic particle) is available upon request.

Q7. Can steel grating be customized?

A7: Yes. We support custom panel dimensions, special cut-outs for pipes or equipment, varying bar spacings for specific load or drainage requirements, and selection of surface finishes.
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