Galvanised Steel Hook-On Plate Sets

Budget-Friendly Replacement Plates for PVC Strip Curtains – Galvanised Steel

Budget-friendly galvanised steel hook-on plate sets for PVC strip curtains. Cost-effective replacement components for maintaining your strip curtain system. Each set includes top and bottom plates that securely grip PVC strips and hook onto standard hook-on rails—ideal for general industrial and warehouse applications.

Budget-Friendly Alternative: Galvanised steel hook-on plate sets offer a cost-effective alternative to stainless steel plates for general industrial applications. The zinc coating provides corrosion resistance suitable for warehouses, workshops, and storage areas where food-safe materials are not required.

Functional & Durable: Each set includes a top plate and bottom plate that sandwich the PVC strip, creating a secure attachment point that simply hooks onto the rail. The galvanised construction provides good durability for regular use in general environments.

When to Choose Galvanised: Choose galvanised plates for general industrial applications where budget is a priority. For food processing, commercial kitchens, or healthcare facilities where hygiene is critical, we recommend upgrading to stainless steel plates.

💰 Budget-Friendly Features

• Cost-effective galvanised steel construction
• Corrosion resistant zinc coating
• Secure grip on PVC strips
• Compatible with standard hook-on rails
• Ideal for general industrial use

💡 Installation Tip

To attach plates to PVC strips, sandwich the strip between the top and bottom plates, ensuring they align properly. The hook portion should face outward, ready to hook onto the rail.

Note: Ensure plates are firmly attached to the PVC strip before hooking onto the rail to prevent slippage.

🔧 When to Replace

Replace hook-on plate sets when you notice corrosion, damage, or difficulty hooking onto rails. Galvanised plates typically last many years in general industrial environments but may need replacement sooner in harsh or wet conditions. For food-safe environments, consider upgrading to stainless steel plates.