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Nile Industries

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Iron is widely used in major construction projects but often creates a significant financial and maintenance burden, especially in sewage plants, chemical plants, paper mills, dyeing facilities, and oil refineries. Iron structures are prone to rust, corrosion, and high upkeep costs. Fiberglass grating offers a reliable alternative, eliminating the common disadvantages of iron. It is resistant to chemicals, water, vapors, pigments, and sunlight, ensuring durability without requiring ongoing maintenance. This makes fiberglass walkways a cost-effective, long-lasting, and maintenance-free solution—an ideal substitute for iron in demanding industrial environments.

Available Colors Yellow, Gray, Customized

Benefits of Grating
Lightweight: About one-third the weight of iron and stainless-steel braces.
Cost-Saving: Easy to cut and install, reducing labor and installation expenses.
Slip Resistance: Concave surface ensures safe footing.
Fire Resistance: Rated Class B for fire safety.
Corrosion Resistance: Ideal for use in highly corrosive environments.
Anti-Theft: Cannot be recycled, eliminating theft risks.
Attractive Design: Available in a variety of colors to suit different applications.
Maintenance-Free: Long service life with minimal upkeep required.
Specifications of Grating
Thickness Options: 25 mm, 30 mm, 40 mm
Available Sizes: Width 100–1250 mm; Length 100–4050 mm
Load Capacity (depending on span):
25 mm thickness: up to 1.5 tons
30 mm thickness: up to 2.5 tons
40 mm thickness: up to 3.6 tons