Fiberglass grating can be simply understood as a paving floor made of fiberglass, which is generally used in chemical or public commercial places. There are several different types that can adapt to different environments and places. The reason for using this type of floor is twofold: firstly, it is for the needs of corrosion and waterproofing. Fiberglass reinforced plastic has good moisture and corrosion resistance properties, so many chemical plants choose to lay it in specific places such as workstations. In addition, compared to other materials, there is no need for paint, so there will be no fading, which not only looks beautiful but also has a longer service life.

For example, compared to traditional steel and fiberglass grilles, they are more cost-effective, much lighter in weight, and can meet the requirements for strength and hardness. They can also be cut and spliced arbitrarily, making installation and maintenance easier and more accepted by people. The commonly used ones nowadays are divided into covered and uncovered ones, which can be selected according to actual needs. Generally speaking, grilles are non slip, so their surface will be concave with a frosted finish. However, there are also special requirements for a smooth finish, which is non slip. Therefore, when choosing, it is important to pay attention.

If divided further, fiberglass grating can be made into conductive materials. Due to its insulation nature, if there are requirements for conductivity, it is necessary to specifically choose products with conductive surface coatings. In some precision device processing workshops, in order to prevent items from falling and getting stuck between the grilles, smaller aperture grille types need to be selected. This type of grille, due to its smoother surface, can also meet the needs of general cart walking. Basically, the specifications available on the market can meet different needs, and if there are special requirements, customization is also possible.