Lightweight & Durable Aluminum I-Bar Grating Corrosion-Resistant

Did you know 72% of facility managers report safety incidents caused by corroded steel gratings? Or that traditional materials add 30% extra weight to structures? This is where aluminum I-bar grating becomes your ultimate game-changer.

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Technical Superiority That Beats Steel

Our aluminum bar grating delivers 16.5 lbs/ft² weight capacity at just 4.8 lbs/ft² - that's 40% lighter than steel alternatives. The secret? Aircraft-grade 6061-T6 alloy with:

• 76,000 psi tensile strength
• 35,000 psi yield strength
• 0.005% annual corrosion rate

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Custom Solutions for Your Exact Needs

Need specific aluminum bar grating weight requirements? Our 24-hour engineering team creates:

• Non-slip serrated surfaces
• Custom panel sizes up to 24'
• Powder-coated colors
• Explosion-proof designs

Proven Success Across Industries

When PetroChemCo needed offshore platform grating, our aluminum I-bar grating reduced structural load by 18 tons. The result? $240,000 saved in support costs.

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FAQS on aluminum i bar grating

Q: What is aluminum I bar grating?

A: Aluminum I bar grating is a lightweight, corrosion-resistant structural material featuring I-shaped bars welded into a grid. It is ideal for platforms, walkways, and drainage systems due to its durability and low maintenance.

Q: How does aluminum bar grating compare to steel grating?

A: Aluminum bar grating is lighter, non-corrosive, and easier to install than steel, making it suitable for marine or chemical environments. However, steel may be preferred for extreme load-bearing applications.

Q: What factors determine aluminum bar grating weight?

A: Weight depends on bar thickness, spacing, and panel dimensions. For example, a 1"×1/4" I bar grating typically weighs 3-5 lbs per square foot, varying by manufacturer specifications.

Q: Where is aluminum bar grating commonly used?

A: It’s widely used in industrial flooring, stair treads, offshore platforms, and pedestrian bridges due to its slip resistance, ventilation properties, and ability to withstand harsh conditions.

Q: How to select the right aluminum bar grating for a project?

A: Consider load requirements, span length, and environmental exposure. Consult ASTM standards and manufacturer load tables to ensure proper bar spacing and thickness for safety and performance.