VersaGrate specializes in molded fiberglass grating, offering a wide variety of meshes, panel sizes, grit surfaces, colors, and resins. Whether the problem you're looking to solve involves strength, safety, corrosion, or installation costs, VersaGrate is your versatile solution.
Grating Resins
PFR-25: A high-grade polyester resin for use in most applications where good corrosion resistance is required. ASTM flame spread rating of 25 or less.
VFR-25: A premium-grade vinylester resin for use in applications where extreme corrosion resistance is required. ASTM flame spread rating of 25 or less.
FFR-35: A sanitary, food-grade polyester resin for use in the food, dairy, or meat packing industry. Food compatible ingredients are used in the fire-retardant additive, giving a flame spread rating of 35 or less.
Grating Meshes
VersaGrate offers a variety of mesh patterns for molded fiberglass grating. The most common are 1-1/2" square, 2" square, and 1" x 4" rectangular.
1-1/2" square mesh is by far the most popular, and is available in a variety of thicknesses.
Grating Surfaces
Slip and fall accidents are one of the greatest dangers in an industrial environment, costing employers both time and money. Versagrate offers a wide variety of anti-slip surfaces to help eliminate this danger:
Embedded Grit:
Grit is added to the mold after the grating has been laid but not cured. Grit and resin are forced into the top of the grating and allowed to cure with the grating. A clean, durable grit surface.
Post-cure Grit: After the grating is cured and removed from the mold, grit is applied to the top of the grating with a strong adhesive. The grit surface is heat-cured with an additional top coat of adhesive for a maximum bond.
Meniscus: No grit is added to the surface after the grating is removed from the mold. A natural anti-slip meniscus surface is formed during the curing process.
More Information on Versagrate Molded Fiberglass (FRP) Grating and Options
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