Checkered plates are in high demand due to their aesthetic appeal and slip-resistant surfaces, and are commonly used in a variety of settings such as roads, stairways, trench covers, and platforms in various industrial settings including manufacturing, chemical plants, food factories, and pharmaceutical plants. However, carbon steel checkered plates are known to be susceptible to corrosion, which poses a major problem for industries operating in corrosive environments. This not only increases costs but also compromises the safety of components, reducing the material’s usability. To address this issue, designers may consider using additional materials and extending maintenance periods. While stainless steel checkered plates offer corrosion resistance, they lack the necessary structural properties for safe operation. Rolled composite high-strength anti-corrosion checkered plates have recently been introduced as a solution, offering both the corrosion resistance of stainless steel cladding and the mechanical properties of carbon steel bases. These plates exhibit superior macroscopic appearance characteristics, enhanced structural features, mechanical properties, and user processing abilities, making them a highly preferred option overall.