Utilize Grip Strut™ to create a non-slip texture while also ensuring a steady surface. We carry grip strut™ in the following metal types:
Often found below your feet, the Grip Strut™ safety grating shape creates great grippage to make the perfect non-slip environment. It’s commonly implemented in industrial flooring, inspection walkways, work platforms, catwalks, and rooftop walkways. Grip Strut™ is also utilized in the trucking industry, especially in areas that regularly get snowy or icy weather, with it being the base for safety steps on semi-trailer trucks. The Grip Strut™ shape is available in hot rolled, rectangular shapes.
There are many differences between hot rolled and cold-finished steel. The first is the process. Hot rolled steel goes through one high heat treatment process, while cold-finished steel requires further processing. After cooling to room temperature, cold-finished steel is then rolled again. This additional treatment process results in a stronger metal that can be used for more precise applications or projects that require a smoother aesthetic appearance. Compared to cold-finished steel, hot rolled steel surfaces are rougher. Hot rolled steel is typically used in applications where precise shapes and tolerances are not critical.
• 1008/20
• 1018
• 1020/26
• 1045
• 4140/42
• A1011
• A36
• A500
• A513
• A572
• A992
• AR235
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