Checkered Plate 5754 Aluminum with 5 Bar Tread
The 5754 Aluminum Tread Checkered Plate is a versatile material, utilized not only for its anti-skid properties, but also for its aesthetic appeal. It can be found in a range of settings, including buildings, industrial plants, carriages, stairs, ship bilges, and working platforms. This material's exceptional corrosion resistance and weight-bearing capacity make it an excellent choice for a variety of applications. The 5 Bar 5754 Aluminum Tread Checkered Plate, in particular, has found widespread use in the transportation industry, such as in buses, subways, and fire trucks. Its robustness and durability make it an invaluable asset in these demanding fields.
5754 Aluminum Tread Checkered Plate for sale
Thickness(mm):1.2-8.0
Width(mm):100-1850
Length(mm):500-16000
The 5 Bar 5754 Aluminum Tread Checkered Plate showcases a distinctive arrangement of five concave and convex patterns on its surface, delivering an outstanding anti-slip effect that sets it apart in the realm of patterned aluminum plates. Crafted from the durable 5754 aluminum alloy, this patterned aluminum plate inherits the general characteristics of its base material—medium strength, commendable corrosion resistance, weldability, and ease of processing and forming. The meticulous design of the patterns not only enhances its functionality but also adds a touch of uniqueness to its overall aesthetic appeal.
Aluminum Tread Checkered Plate is categorized based on the alloy into standard pattern aluminum plates, primarily featuring the 1060 pattern aluminum plate; aluminum-manganese alloy pattern plates, predominantly the 3003 pattern aluminum plate; and aluminum-magnesium alloy pattern plates, mainly encompassing the 5052/5754/5086 pattern aluminum plates. The variety extends further with different pattern models, including one rib, two ribs, three ribs, five ribs, each serving distinct purposes. Market offerings of pattern aluminum plates vary in specifications, processing techniques, technical expertise, and associated cost inputs, leading to differentiated prices for these products.
