Electrowelded grating is defined as a lattice structure consisting of bearing bars connected orthogonally to cross bars.
The points of connection between the two types of bars of electrowelded grating are called ‘nodes’.
The joining of the bearing bars to the transverse bars is done by the combined action of electrowelding – without material input – and pressure, concentrated on all nodes.
This procedure results in the interpenetration of the cross bars into the bearing bars.
It is easily understood that the structure thus formed offers a high working load (supported load/self weight) with a high permeability to light and air.
These characteristics allow its widespread use in industrial plants and civil construction for walkways, landings, steps. Itshigh strength allows its use as flooring for industrial plants, power plants, etc. All gratings supplied by CANPAS srl are made of S 235 Jr steel according to UNI EN ISO 10025 standard, hot-dip galvanized according to UNI EN ISO 1461 standard.







