Type 19 4 Serrated Grating Heavy-Duty, Slip-Resistant Design

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Technical Superiority of Serrated Type Grating

Type 19-4 grating isn't just metal – it's engineered protection. The 19mm x 4mm serrations bite into boot soles like a vice. Compare that to smooth-surface alternatives:

Why Our Grating Type 19-4 Outperforms

We forge our grating with military-grade steel while others use recycled scrap. Our secret? A proprietary 7-stage galvanization process that lasts 12 years – 3x industry average. You get:

• ✅ 24/7 chemical resistance
• ✅ 0.8mm anti-slip depth
• ✅ Custom weld-ready ends

Proven Success Across Industries

Last quarter alone, our clients reported:

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FAQS on type 19 4 grating

Q: What is a Type 19-4 Grating?

A: A Type 19-4 Grating is a serrated steel grating designed for high traction and slip resistance. It features a 19/16" bearing bar spacing and 4" depth, ideal for industrial walkways. Its durable construction ensures longevity in harsh environments.

Q: Where is Grating Type 19-4 commonly used?

A: Grating Type 19-4 is widely used in platforms, stair treads, and catwalks in oil refineries, chemical plants, and marine settings. Its serrated surface enhances safety in wet or oily conditions. The design meets OSHA standards for workplace safety.

Q: What are the advantages of Serrated Type Grating?

A: Serrated Type Grating provides superior slip resistance due to its tooth-like surface texture. It reduces debris buildup and improves drainage efficiency. This makes it ideal for outdoor or high-moisture applications.

Q: How does Type 19-4 Grating compare to smooth grating?

A: Unlike smooth grating, Type 19-4 Grating offers enhanced grip and safety in slippery conditions. Its serrated edges and robust design handle heavier loads. Maintenance is also simpler due to reduced corrosion risks.

Q: Can Type 19-4 Grating be customized for specific projects?

A: Yes, Type 19-4 Grating can be tailored in size, material thickness, and finish to meet project requirements. Custom coatings like galvanization or paint enhance corrosion resistance. Consult manufacturers for load-bearing specifications.