Platform steel grating and regular steel grating are two common types of grating used in various industrial applications. Platform steel grating is specifically designed for platforms, scândură scării, and stair treads, while regular steel grating is used in areas where heavy loads need to be supported. Both types of grating have their own unique characteristics and advantages, and it’s important to understand the differences between them in order to choose the right one for your specific needs.

One of the main differences between platform steel grating and regular steel grating is the bearing bar spacing. Platform steel grating typically has closer bearing bar spacing compared to regular steel grating, which makes it ideal for applications where small objects or materials need to be supported without the risk of falling through the grating. On the other hand, regular steel grating with wider bearing bar spacing is more suitable for heavy-duty applications where larger objects and heavier loads need to be supported.

Another important difference is the surface treatment. Platform steel grating is often treated with a non-slip surface to provide better traction and safety for pedestrians, especially in wet or oily environments. Regular steel grating may or may not have this non-slip surface treatment, depending on the specific requirements of the application. This difference in surface treatment makes platform steel grating more suitable for walkways and stair treads, while regular steel grating is commonly used in industrial flooring and drainage applications.