Stainless Steel Platform

Applications & Use Cases

• Providing elevated access for operators in processing lines.
• Supporting ancillary equipment or storage in hygienic environments.
• Creating a stable, non-slip working area above floor level.
• Facilitating maintenance access to machinery.
• Used as part of a washdown area in food or pharmaceutical plants.

Typical Specifications

Typical construction material

Stainless steel, commonly grade 304 or 316 for enhanced corrosion resistance.

Typical load capacity

Varies significantly, but typically designed to support multiple operators and light equipment, often ranging from 200 kg to over 1000 kg per square metre, depending on design.

Decking

Commonly features chequer plate, durbar plate, or grating for slip resistance and drainage.

Safety features

Typically includes handrails (often 1100mm high) and kick plates (150mm high) to meet safety regulations.

Footprint

Highly variable; platforms can be custom-built to fit specific spaces, from small access steps to extensive walkways.

Cleaning and hygiene

Designed for ease of cleaning, suitable for washdown environments, particularly in food and pharmaceutical sectors.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What are the common uses for a stainless steel platform?

  Stainless steel platforms are typically used in environments requiring high hygiene standards, such as food processing, pharmaceutical manufacturing, and chemical industries, to provide elevated access for operators or equipment.

• Is this platform suitable for outdoor use?

• What safety standards should I consider for a platform?

• How is a used platform typically installed?

• Can this platform be modified?