GRATINGS

 Gratings are open-grid structures typically made of metal, wood, or plastic. They are used in a variety of applications, including:
 
Floors: Gratings are used as floors in industrial settings, such as factories and workshops, to provide a safe and slip-resistant surface.
Walkways: Gratings are used as walkways in areas where there is a risk of falling, such as on bridges, stairs, and catwalks.
Drains: Gratings are used over drains to prevent debris from clogging the drain.
Ventilation grilles: Gratings are used as ventilation grilles to allow air to flow into and out of buildings.
Security barriers: Gratings are used as security barriers to prevent people from entering or exiting an area without authorization.
Gratings are made up of a series of parallel bars that are spaced evenly apart. The spacing of the bars is typically determined by the application. For example, gratings used as floors have wider bars than gratings used as ventilation grilles.
 
Gratings can be made of a variety of materials, including:
 
Metal: Metal gratings are the most common type of grating. They are strong, durable, and fire-resistant.
Market Potential Area:
United States, China, Germany, Japan, France, Switzerland