• Wholesale Non Skid Steel Floor Plate
  • Wholesale Non Skid Steel Floor Plate
Wholesale Non Skid Steel Floor Plate
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Wholesale Non Skid Steel Floor Plate

Non‑skid steel floor plate is a hot‑rolled carbon steel sheet that receives a raised pattern to increase surface friction. The pattern geometry, material thickness, and steel grade together determine

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Wholesale Non Skid Steel Floor Plate

Non‑skid steel floor plate is a hot‑rolled carbon steel sheet that receives a raised pattern to increase surface friction. The pattern geometry, material thickness, and steel grade together determine the coefficient of friction (COF) under dry and wet conditions, which is critical for safety in industrial walkways, ramps, and mezzanine flooring.

Material & Manufacturing

The base material is typically ASTM A36 or equivalent structural carbon steel with a minimum yield strength of 250 MPa. Hot rolling produces a uniform thickness tolerance of ±0.15 mm, while the subsequent patterning is achieved through a calibrated roller die that embosses a diamond or checkerboard profile with a nominal height of 1.5 mm to 2.5 mm.

After patterning, the plate undergoes a stress‑relief anneal at 600 °C to reduce residual stresses from rolling, followed by a surface cleaning process that removes scale and prepares the steel for optional protective coatings such as galvanization or powder coating.

Surface Pattern & Slip Resistance

The embossed pattern creates micro‑edges that interrupt fluid film formation, raising the static COF to approximately 0.6 – 0.8 on dry surfaces and 0.4 – 0.5 when contaminated with oil or water, measured per ASTM F1677. The pattern directionality is isotropic, providing consistent traction regardless of foot travel direction.

Pattern pitch (center‑to‑center distance) typically ranges from 20 mm to 30 mm. A finer pitch increases edge density and improves slip resistance but adds a slight weight penalty; a coarser pitch reduces material usage while maintaining adequate grip for heavy‑duty traffic.

Load & Deflection Characteristics

For a simply supported plate with a span of 1000 mm, the maximum permissible uniform load before exceeding L/200 deflection varies with thickness: 6 mm plate supports roughly 4.5 kN/m², 8 mm plate supports 8.0 kN/m², and 10 mm plate supports 12.5 kN/m², assuming A36 steel and no additional stiffening.

The pattern adds a modest increase in bending stiffness due to the second moment of area contributed by the raised ribs; finite‑element analysis shows a 5 %‑8 % improvement over a flat plate of identical thickness.

Typical Dimensions & Weights

Wholesale Non Skid Steel Floor Plate
Thickness (mm) Weight (kg/m²) Standard Width (mm) Standard Length (mm)
6 47.1 1000 2000
8 62.8 1000 2000
10 78.5 1000 2000
12 94.2 1000 2000

Non‑standard widths up to 1500 mm and lengths up to 6000 mm are available upon request; weight scales linearly with thickness and area.

Applications

  • Industrial walkways and platforms where oil, coolant, or water spillage is common.
  • Stair treads and landing plates in manufacturing facilities requiring high slip resistance.
  • Ramps and inclines in warehouses to prevent pallet jack or forklift tire slip.
  • Mezzanine flooring in distribution centers subject to heavy static loads.
  • Vehicle service pits and maintenance bays where mechanic foot traffic encounters lubricants.

Customization Options

Customers may specify pattern type (diamond, checkerboard, or custom logo emboss), pattern height, and pitch to match specific friction or aesthetic requirements. Additional surface treatments include hot‑dip galvanization (Z275), electro‑galvanization, or epoxy powder coating in RAL colors for corrosion protection.

Edge finishing options comprise mill edge, deburred edge, or welded flange for integration into structural frames. Cut‑to‑size services, CNC punching for drainage holes, and pre‑drilled bolt patterns are offered to reduce on‑site fabrication time.

Quality Assurance

Each batch undergoes dimensional verification using laser profilometry to confirm thickness tolerance and pattern height uniformity. Mechanical properties are validated via tensile testing per ASTM A370, ensuring yield strength meets the specified grade.

Slip resistance is quantified on a representative sample using a pendulum tester (ASTM E303) under both dry and wet conditions; results are recorded in the material test report (MTR) accompanying each shipment. Visual inspection checks for surface defects such as cracks, tears, or incomplete embossing before packaging.

Traceability is maintained through heat‑number labeling, allowing users to trace raw material source, rolling parameters, and heat treatment logs for any given plate.

Inquiry

To receive a formal quotation, please provide the required thickness, pattern specification, total area, any surface treatment, and delivery destination. Our technical team will review the details and respond with lead time, pricing, and packaging options within one business day.

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