Embossed Checker Sheet Metal Aluminum Diamond Plate

Short Description:

There is actually no difference between the three names of diamond plate, checkered plate and checkered plate. In most cases, these names are used interchangeably. All three names refer to the same shape of metallic material.
This material is generally called a diamond plate, and its main feature is to provide traction to reduce the risk of slipping.
In industrial settings, non-slip diamond panels are used on stairs, walkways, work platforms, walkways and ramps for added safety.

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Embossed Checker Sheet Metal Aluminum Diamond Plate

Product information

The steel plate with a pattern on the surface is called a checkered plate or diamond plate, and its pattern is a mixed shape of lenticular, rhombus, round bean, and oblate. The lenticular shape is the most common in the market.

Features

The checkered plate has many advantages such as beautiful appearance, anti-skid, enhanced performance, and steel saving.

It is widely used in transportation, construction, decoration, floor around equipment, machinery, shipbuilding and other fields.

Generally speaking, the user does not have high requirements on the mechanical properties and mechanical properties of the checkered plate, so the quality of the checkered plate is mainly manifested in the flowering rate of the pattern, the height of the pattern, and the height difference of the pattern.

The commonly used thicknesses on the market range from 2.0-8mm, and the common widths are 1250 and 1500mm.

Diamond Plate Theoretical Weight Table(mm)
Basic thickness	Basic thickness tolerance	Theoretical quality(kg/m²)
		Diamond	Lentils	Round bean
2.5	±0.3	21.6	21.3	21.1
3.O	±O.3	25.6	24.4	24.3
3.5	土0.3	29.5	28.4	28.3
4.O	±O.4	33.4	32.4	32.3
4.5	±O.4	38.6	38.3	36.2
5.O	+O.4	42.3	40.5	40.2
	-O.5
5.5	+O.4	46.2	44.3	44.1
	-O.5
6	+O.5	50.1	48.4	48.1
	-O.6
7	0.6	59	58	52.4
	-O.7
8	+O.6	66.8	65.8	56.2
	-O.8

Application

Stairs and walkways: checkered plates are usually used for stairs or ramps in industrial areas, especially in rainy and snowy weather, or when there are liquids such as oil and water attached, which help reduce the possibility of sliding on the metal and increase friction To improve the safety of passing by.

Vehicles and trailers: Most pickup truck owners can attest to how often they get in and out of their trucks. As a result, checker plates are often used as critical sections on bumpers, truck beds, or trailers to help reduce slippage when stepping on the vehicle, while also providing traction for pulling or pushing material on or off the truck.