FRP Pultruded Grating

FRP pultruded grating is manufactured using a continuous pultrusion process where E-CR glass fibers are impregnated with premium resin and drawn through a heated die to form high-strength, uniform cross-section bars. These bars are then assembled into a rigid grating panel using through-rod connections, creating a bearing bar system that delivers exceptional load-bearing performance.

Unlike molded grating, pultruded grating features unidirectional glass fiber orientation in the bearing bars, resulting in significantly higher strength in the load direction — up to 1000 psf capacity. This makes it the preferred choice for heavy industrial applications such as offshore platforms, chemical plants, power generation facilities, and mining operations where maximum strength and durability are required.

Available in multiple material grades including I-600 (standard), I-650 (fire retardant), and I-685 (corrosion-resistant vinyl ester). All panels feature a grit-embedded anti-slip surface and are available with I-bar, T-bar, or C-profile bearing bars. Custom panel widths, lengths, cutouts, and colors available to match your exact project specifications.