The installation of steel grating welding and installation folder can be used two ways; welding fixed for the permanent position does not require demolition, such as equipment around the platform; and with the use of the installation folder does not undermine the zinc layer and the demolition of the characteristics of convenience.
Welding is fixed: usually at a flat 2 flat steel welding, weld length of not less than 20 mm, not less than the high welding 3 mm, the use of plane angle weld; if the grating or the span of particularly large particularly when the load above the need to strengthen the Korean joints.
Installation folder for a variety of grating specifications, see the following description on the installation folder.
Regarding saddle clip installation, at least four sets of saddle clips would be used in one grating. It would be better using more in the saddle for these gratings with a bigger span.
Steel gratings can be installed in two ways: welding is advisable for those of permanent use without being removed/ dismantled. Just weld it onto the support with specific location at the first piece of flat steel of each corner of the plate. Fillet weld is required with weld length not less than 20 mm and height not less than 3 mm. Installation Clips, which will not destroy the zinc coat and be easy to remove, are available. Each panel shall use at least four installation clips. For the larger panels preferably some more clips are required to fix to the available support members.
Saddle Clip:
A special bent-clip type bar grating fastener for removable bar grating panels available in aluminum, stainless steel, and galvanized steel. Clips are supplied by request and do not come automatically with grating order. Other fastening accessories to be provided by others. (Note: Cross bars may need to be snipped in the field to facilitate placement of saddle clips.)
