Metal Flooring
Many industrial facilities use metal flooring due to its high durability. Metal floors offer greater control over surfaces for walking.
Specifications of Metal Flooring:
Metals Used:
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Stainless Steel:
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201: Used for decorative purposes
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304 / 304L: Rust-resistant (suitable for food applications)
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310: Heat-resistant (suitable for high-temperature applications)
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316 / 316L: Acid-resistant (suitable for chemical applications)
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Aluminum: All alloys
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Galvanized Iron: All grades
Advantages of Metal Flooring:
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Comfortable: Employees often experience fatigue when standing on hard, rigid surfaces like concrete. Metal flooring is an excellent solution to reduce pressure on workers’ backs, feet, and legs. Its flexibility allows for longer periods of standing without discomfort, reducing worker fatigue.
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Slip-resistant: Slips and falls are major hazards in many industries, causing injuries and work disruptions. Metal flooring is slip-resistant, even in wet or oily environments.
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Virtually Zero Maintenance Cost: Metal flooring is easy to clean, and its open grid design allows dust and debris to fall through, preventing accumulation that could pose walking hazards.
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High Resistance to Mechanical Impact: Thanks to its flexible design, metal flooring absorbs mechanical shocks without losing functionality, ensuring safety.
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High Resistance to Rust and Chemicals: Using 316 stainless steel in the design enhances metal flooring properties, making it ideal for chemical applications due to its resistance to acids. This extends its lifespan and increases safety.
Applications:
Bridge floors, drain covers, walkways, and platforms.
