The stainless steel pattern plate is embossed on the stainless steel plate by mechanical equipment, so that the surface of the plate has concave and convex patterns. In the early 1960s, large-scale rolling mills in Europe began small-scale production, and then became popular because of the excellent corrosion resistance and anti-skid properties of stainless steel checkered plates, which were adopted by many industries.
   In the ensuing 20-30 years, through continuous experiments and improvements, researchers have designed patterns with better anti-slip properties, and now they are being produced and applied on a large scale. In recent years, the use of checkered stainless steel plate is also constantly innovating, breaking through, and changing. The applicable industries and product models are also increasing, and the speed of product replacement is also more frequent.