Offshore Grating is made of one of the hardest materials on earth. It is used to build steel offshore platforms and oil rigs that are exposed to super-powerful winds, storms and hurricanes. Offshore grating is also known as phenolic grating, laminar grating or phenolic spiral grating. It has to be said that offshore grating is used for a wide variety of applications in the offshore industry. There are many different types of compounds and compounds that can be used for grating as well as for handrails, in addition to other offshore parts.
Offshore grating originally developed for use on offshore oil rigs is replacing the wood. The strong winds, storms and hurricanes which damage most buildings and structures make it hard to build new ones. Offshore grating was originally developed for use on offshore oil rigs. It withstands strong sea water, high temperatures so as a result it can be used in many different industries such as marine, rail road carriages, wind farms and offshore oil rigs etc.
Offshore Grating – Applications and Advantages
Offshore grating was originally developed for use on offshore oil rigs, but it has many other applications. These include industrial sites and regions where there are high winds and hurricanes. This includes bridges and dams. Wharfs and piers are also areas where this type of grating has been used.
Grating is a material with a large flat surface area and small depth. Its characteristics make it an ideal choice for use in demanding offshore applications, where traditionally it has been applied in the form of railway sleepers. Resistant to severe weather conditions, high temperatures and ultraviolet light, the phenolic type of grating allows for effective protection against marine life such as sea lice, sea urchins and barnacles.
Offshore Grating was originally developed for use on offshore oil rigs. These rigid structures are made from steel to endure the harsh environment of living on an offshore platform. The Offshore Grating protects workers from accidental falls and in response to falling objects such as debris and hazardous materials, while giving workers unobstructed access to areas of interest (platforms, walkways, communication platforms).
Offshore Handrails For Light And Heavy-duty Environments
Handling offshore or marine applications, our offshore handrail solutions are manufactured with a combination of UL flanges, cold formed steel tubing, 12 gauge wall thickness and overall corrosion resistance.
Offshore handrails are used in the construction, marine and offshore industries. Based on the needs of each application, they are suited to many environments. It is available in a range of materials, sizes and styles to suit virtually any application. Offshore handrail systems include both fixed and moving handrails. These can be manufactured in a variety of materials such as: wood, plastic, stainless steel or bronze.
Offshore handrails are the ultimate solution for providing safe access to the working deck area of any offshore platform, drill ship or tug. Handrails can be used in a wide range of applications, including access to platforms and vessels during maneuvers, maintenance of mooring lines, inspection and cargo handling on tankers.
Offshore handrail systems are specifically designed for offshore applications. These handrails are available in two different materials, stainless steel and mild steel. They are designed with durability in mind and can withstand the harsh conditions of the maritime industry. Offshore handrails can help make your workspace safer while adding to its professionalism. Offshore Handrails are designed to withstand the harshest of environments, from seawater and chemicals, to high winds and vibration. They are designed to fit a wide range of applications including outer mooring lines, lifeboats and other marine equipment.
