Top plate setting technique
Consists of a setting bolt and a flat head screw with pressed long nut.
The MEISER Top Plate combines the advantages of a chequered plate with the structural strength of a grating.
Your contact persons GratingsIts closed surface provides secure footing and prevents small objects from falling through, while the integrated grating structure delivers exceptional load-bearing capacity. This makes the Top Plate particularly suitable for applications requiring robust, trafficable surfaces.
The load capacity can be individually engineered to meet the specific requirements of each project. Where required, our in-house structural engineers can perform load testing and prepare the corresponding technical documentation. Matching fastening systems are also available for the respective application.
Preferred mesh spacings for MEISER Top Plate
*other combinations possible on request
| Bearing bar | Cross bar | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 34,30 | 38,1 | 50,8 | 76,2 | 101,6 |
| 33,30 | 33,3 | - | 66,6 | 99,9 |
| 44,40 | 33,3 | - | 66,6 | 99,9 |
| 66,60 | 33,3 | - | 66,6 | 99,9 |
Preferred chequer plate dimensions
| 3/5 | 4/6 | 5/7 | 6/8 |
Matching accessories
Consists of a setting bolt and a flat head screw with pressed long nut.
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