Product Description

Comparing the Characteristics and Advantages of Different Rib Counts
Single Bar: Low cost and easy to clean; suitable for light-load areas with a simple surface. Suitable for light walkways, decorative steps, and shelf dividers.
Triple Bars: Optimal overall slip resistance, load-bearing capacity, and drainage. Most commonly used in the industry, cost-effective. Suitable for industrial platforms, truck beds, and workshop stairs.
Five Bars: Ultra-high slip resistance and superior bending resistance. Dense ribs distribute pressure, making it suitable for heavy loads and harsh environments. Suitable for forklift access, heavy equipment areas, and cold storage floors.

Common Core Advantages of Ribbed Aluminum Sheet
Strong Slip Resistance: Raised ribs significantly increase friction, especially in rainy, snowy, and oily environments.
Deformation Resistance and High Load-Bearing Capacity: Ribs act as reinforcements, significantly increasing the sheet's bending strength and providing a load-bearing capacity far superior to flat sheets.
Fast Drainage and Chip Removal: Grooves between ribs direct liquid and debris flow, maintaining a clean work surface. Wear and corrosion resistance: The surface can be anodized or spray-coated (e.g., with fluorocarbon paint), making it suitable for outdoor, humid, and chemical environments.
Lightweight and easy to install: Aluminum is 60% lighter than steel, making it easy to cut and drill, and reducing structural loads.

Selection Recommendations
1-bar: Budget-sensitive and light-load applications, such as warehouse walkways.
3-bar: The preferred choice for 80% of industrial applications, balancing anti-slip performance, load-bearing capacity, and cost.
5-bar: Extremely heavy-load applications, such as areas with frequent forklift traffic and heavy equipment.

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