Product Description
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Product name |
Hot Rolled Angle Steel Bars |
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Scope of sizes |
equal angles:20*20mm-200*200mm |
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unequal angles: 25*16MM-200*125mm |
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Thickness |
3mm~24mm |
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Length |
6M/9M/12M, Or According To Customer Requirement |
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Other processing service |
Hot dip Galvanized, Color Painting, Coated, Cutting, Bending,and ect |
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Material |
Q235B,Q345B,SS400,S235JR/S235J0/S235J2,S275JR/S275J0/S275J2,S355JR |
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Usage |
Mechanical & Manufacture, Steel strcuture, Shipbuilding, Bridging, Automobile Chassis. |
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PAYMENT TERMS : |
1.100% irrevocable L/C at sight. |
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Packing |
tied up with steel strips and wrapped with water proof paper |
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Delivery Time |
Delivered within 15 days after the receipt of deposit |
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1.What is angle steel?
Steel angle, also named angle iron, or steel angle bar, is basically manufactured by hot-rolled carbon steel or high strength low alloy steel. It has L-cross shaped section with two legs - equal or unequal and the angle would be 90 degree
2.Is angle iron exactly 90 degrees?
Angle iron forms a 90-degree angle "L" - a fundamental geometric shape central to all architecture, design and engineering.
3.What are the advantages of using angle steel?
Steel angles have earned their reputation thanks to several key advantages:
High strength to weight ratio.
Excellent load-bearing capacity.
Corrosion resistance.
Simple to cut, drill, weld, and fabricate.
Cost-effective for both small and large projects.
Available in many sizes for structural or decorative use.
4.How to calculate angle steel?
Weight (kg/m) = (Width + Thickness) × Thickness × 0.00785 × 2)
Width = size of one leg (mm)
Thickness = leg thickness (mm)
0.00785 = density of mild steel (kg/mm³)
5.What are the disadvantages of using angle steel?
Angle steel often faces surface-related issues such as burrs, scales, rust, and other contaminants. These problems not only detract from the steel's appearance but also shorten its service life by promoting corrosion and weakening the material over time.