SlipNOT® steel grating shown above is the coarsest, most durable grating SlipNOT® offers. Intended for high traffic areas and viscous liquids, SlipNOT® steel grating is rugged.

SlipNOT® steel grating is known for its durability and surface hardness.  The patented SlipNOT® steel coating is applied to steel grating in a plasma spray random hatch matrix, resulting in peaks and valleys of slip resistance.  The SlipNOT® coating is applied at over 4,000 psi and hardened to between 55 – 63 on the Rockwell “C” scale.

Steel grating is prevalently used in applications where strength and durability are critical.  SlipNOT® steel grating is utilized throughout industrial settings for catwalks, walkways, stair treads, trench covers and various other applications.  From manufacturing plants to steel mills, SlipNOT® steel grating remains slip resistant, even when covered in oil.

From heavy duty to light duty, SlipNOT® steel grating is offered in various styles of bar sizes and spacing.  Whether you’re looking for a steel grating that can hold fork lift traffic or ADA compliance,  SlipNOT® has a style of steel grating to meet your needs.  SlipNOT® steel grating can be fabricated to detailed specifications or is available in stock sizes. 

SlipNOT® steel grating is available in the following grades:

• Grade 1 (Fine):
  • The Grade 1 (Fine) SlipNOT® surface is ideal for light duty applications with little traffic.  The Grade 1 (Fine) surface has an average surface intensity of 0.010″ – 0.012″.

• Grade 2 (Medium):

  • Grade 2 (Medium) is pertinent to nearly every situation where anti-slip floor gratings are used.  The average surface intensity that is applied is 0.020″ – 0.025″.

• Grade 3 (Coarse):

  • Recommended for demanding environments with high traffic, Grade 3 (Coarse) retains slip resistance.  Grade 3 (Coarse) has a typical peak to valley surface of 0.032″ – 0.038″.

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