Press Lock Bar Grating

Manufacturing Process

1. Preparation of Bars: Cross bars, typically made from cold-rolled flat steel, are prepared alongside bearing bars that have been punched with slots.
2. Pressing: The cross bars are inserted into the slots of the bearing bars.
3. Locking: Using hydraulic pressure, the cross bars are permanently locked into place, resulting in a robust and rigid assembly.

Applications

• Industrial Settings: Commonly found in catwalks, factory floors, and platforms due to its strength and durability.
• Architectural Applications: Used for aesthetic purposes in buildings, such as sun shades and decorative panels.
• Safety Features: Anti-skid designs can be incorporated to enhance safety in environments where slipping might be a concern.

Advantages

• Strength and Durability: Capable of withstanding heavy loads while maintaining structural integrity.
• Aesthetic Appeal: Offers a clean and uniform appearance suitable for architectural applications.
• Versatility: Available in various materials (e.g., carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum) and customizable sizes and shapes.

Technical Specifications

• Mesh Sizes: Common mesh sizes range from 33 mm × 33 mm to smaller configurations depending on the application.
• Bearing Bar Profiles: Various profiles are available to accommodate different load requirements and installation conditions.
• Surface Options: Options include smooth, serrated, or grooved surfaces for enhanced slip resistance.

Common mesh spacing for bearing bars from 2 to 3 mm

Common mesh spacing for bearing bars from 4 to 5 mm