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Since 1959, Niles, an ISO 9001:2000 company, has manufactured standard and flattened expanded metals and gratings, including walkways and stair treads. Select from materials such as carbon, stainless, aluminum, copper, nickel, titanium, plastic, zinc, precious metals and almost any ductile material.
SlipNOT®: a women-owned business producing slip resistant flooring products. From floor gratings, plates, ladder rungs/covers and road plates to stair tread/ covers, expanded metal, perforated plate and vault covers; we provide lasting safety. WBENC Certification #250246, ISO 9001:2000 Registered, NSF Approved.
Since 1970, Ohio Gratings has manufactured industrial and architectural floor
grating. Our line includes aluminum, carbon, heavy and light duty steel and stainless steel grating. Our
Wheel n' Heels heavy duty grating meets H-20 load and ADA pedestrian
requirements.
Our quality floor grating products are fabricated with a diverse clientele in mind. We offer walkways, stair treads, platform screen guards, safety gratings, railroad grating and more. Our gratings come in a choice of materials, sizes, openings and depths. Attention to grating detail is our forte!
Delta Composites designs, engineers, fabricates and manufactures molded, pultruded and phenolic chemical resistant fiberglass gratings for industrial and offshore applications. Our floor gratings and other gratings never need to be painted or coated because they simply do not rust.
Plastic grating, most commonly made of fiberglass, is used in floors, stairs, and enclosures. Ideal for highly corrosive applications, plastic grating offers a durable, corrosion-resistant, and non-slick surface.
Plastic grating is easy to install and maintain. It resists rust and will not need to be painted. In addition, plastic grating provides a safe, slip-free surface. The texture of the grating provides greater traction than solid flooring, preventing slip and fall incidents that are one of the top causes of industrial accidents. In addition, openings in the grating allow liquids, snow, mud, and dirt to drain rather than collecting.
Two main considerations when choosing plastic fiberglass grating are its levels of strength and resistance to corrosion. The glass in fiberglass provides strength, while the resin provides resistance to corrosion, so a very strong grating may be less resistant to corrosion than some other varieties of plastic grating.
