| Welded wire grate panels | Intersecting wires joined at their crossings, usually by resistance welding, to form a rigid mesh panel. | Commonly stainless steel grades 304 or 316; other grades may be available by specification. | Guards, racks, partitions, drainage covers, equipment enclosures, and general-purpose panels. | Made-to-order wire diameter, aperture, panel dimensions, edge treatment, and cut-to-size fabrication. | Specify wire diameter, opening size, panel tolerance, weld quality, edge finish, and material documentation. |
| Woven wire mesh panels | Wires interlaced in plain or other specified weaves; openings and wire sizes determine screening characteristics. | Typically 304 or 316 stainless steel, selected according to corrosion exposure and service conditions. | Screening, filtration, sieving, ventilation, and protective covers where a defined mesh opening is required. | Rolls or cut panels; mesh count, wire diameter, weave, and dimensions can generally be specified. | Confirm mesh count and opening dimensions, wire diameter, weave, usable area, and edge reinforcement. |
| Perforated stainless panels | Sheet metal punched with repeated holes; this is a perforated panel rather than an interwoven or welded wire product. | Commonly stainless steel sheet in grades such as 304 or 316. | Machine guards, ventilation panels, strainers, screens, and architectural or equipment panels. | Custom hole shape, hole size, pitch, sheet thickness, panel size, and perimeter finishing. | Check hole pattern, open-area percentage, sheet thickness, flatness, and edge condition. |
| Bar grating (distinct from wire mesh grates) | Load-bearing bearing bars joined by crossbars; it is a structural grating product, not a fine wire-mesh panel. | Stainless steel grades are selected to suit the environment and engineering requirements. | Platforms, walkways, stair treads, and drainage areas when designed for the required loads. | Custom panel dimensions, bearing-bar spacing, crossbar spacing, and banding or cut-outs may be specified. | Request load data, span and support details, bar dimensions, slip-resistance details, and applicable design criteria. |
| Fabricated grate assemblies | Wire or mesh panels combined with frames, supports, hinges, handles, or mounting features. | Material grade and component selection depend on the specified service environment. | Custom equipment covers, removable access panels, baskets, guards, and process-area components. | Drawing-based fabrication, cut-outs, formed edges, frame integration, and specified surface finishing. | Provide drawings, dimensions, tolerances, assembly method, finish, inspection requirements, and quantity. |
| Material and finish options | Options vary by product and fabricator; finishes may include mill finish, pickled, brushed, or electropolished surfaces. | Grade 304 is widely used for general environments; grade 316 offers improved resistance to chlorides and many corrosive environments. | Choice depends on exposure, cleaning regime, temperature, contact conditions, and design life. | China-based suppliers commonly quote specified grades, dimensions, finishes, and fabrication requirements for export orders. | Confirm the exact standard and grade, request material test documentation where needed, and assess suitability for the application. |