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RFI - Screen Brochure
MOUDLDED GRATING
PRODUCT GUIDE
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8.0 POINT LOAD VS LINE LOAD
The following pages have tables that show how much different types and thicknesses of molded grating
deflect under loads. These tables are based on two types of loads: a line load (measured in kN/m) and a
Uniform Distributed Load (measured in kPa). Unlike steel grating, molded GRP grating has load bars that
run in both directions. Because of this, when a line load is applied over one meter, it causes about the same
amount of deflection as an equivalent point load within the range of 0 to 5mm deflection that’s typically
acceptable. This is shown in the graph below, where a meter-wide piece of MG3838 grating was tested with
both a point load and a line load over a span of 900mm.
GRP-BR-02-REV02 M O U L D E D G R AT I N G 2 0 2 5
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