Ferrotech Grating Durable Metal Grating with Custom Dimensions

Did you know 37% of industrial accidents stem from substandard floor grating? Your workers deserve better. Ferrotech Grating delivers 20% higher load capacity than industry averages while optimizing grating tread dimensions for OSHA-compliant safety. Read how our metal grating dimensions outperform competitors.

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Ferrotech Grating: Where Precision Meets Industrial Muscle

We engineer grating systems that laugh at 10-ton forklifts. Our secret? Triple-verified metal grating dimensions with:

• ✓ 25mm serrated treads (30% better grip)
• ✓ 6mm thick bearing bars (industry standard: 5mm)
• ✓ Hot-dip galvanized finish (75-year corrosion warranty)

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FAQS on ferrotech grating

Q: What are the standard dimensions for Ferrotech grating panels?

A: Ferrotech grating panels typically range from 1" to 6" in depth, with standard widths of 24" to 48" and lengths up to 20 feet. Custom dimensions can also be manufactured based on project requirements.

Q: How do grating tread dimensions impact safety in industrial applications?

A: Proper grating tread dimensions ensure slip resistance and load-bearing capacity. Ferrotech grating complies with OSHA and ANSI standards for spacing and thickness to maximize safety.

Q: What metal grating dimensions are ideal for heavy-duty environments?

A: For heavy-duty use, Ferrotech recommends 3/4" to 2" bar thickness with 1-1/4" to 4" bearing bar spacing. These dimensions provide high strength for industrial flooring and platforms.

Q: Can Ferrotech grating be customized for non-standard projects?

A: Yes, Ferrotech offers custom metal grating dimensions, including unique shapes, cutouts, and serrated treads. Material and spacing adjustments are available for specialized load or corrosion needs.

Q: How does Ferrotech grating compare to standard metal grating dimensions?

A: Ferrotech grating meets ASTM A1011 standards but adds proprietary coatings and precision-welded joints. Their dimensions prioritize durability and corrosion resistance over generic alternatives.