H Beam Ss400b U Channel ASTM A36 Steel Structural Building Material Steel H Beam - Knowledge

Product Description

H-shaped steel is an economical cross-section high-efficiency section with more optimized cross-sectional area distribution and a more reasonable strength-to-weight ratio. It is named because its cross-section is the same as the English letter "H". Since all parts of the H-shaped steel are arranged at right angles, the H-shaped steel has the advantages of strong bending resistance in all directions, simple construction, cost saving and light structural weight, and has been widely used.

Product Name	H Beam & I Beam
Grade	Q195,Q215,Q235,Q345,16Mn,ASTMA36,ASTMA572,SS400,SS490,A36,S235JR,S355JR,ST37,ST52,etc
Standard	AISI, ASTM, BS, DIN, GB, JIS, EN, GOST,etc
Flange Thickness	7-24mmmm
Flange Width	50-300mm
Web Thickness	5-13mm
Web Width	100-700mm
Length	5.8m,6m,9m,11.8m,12m or as your requirement
Surface	Perforated/galvanized/black/Paint Bright, Polished, Turn smooth(Peeled),Brush, Mill,Pickled
Technique	Hot-rolled and High frequency welded
Application	1.Industrial structure of the steel structure bearing bracket 2.Underground engineering steel pile and retaining structure 3.Petrochemical and electric power and other industrial equipment structure 4.Large span steel bridge components 5.Ships,machinery manufacturing frame structure 6.The train, automobile, tractor beam bracket 7.Port of conveyor belt, high speed damper bracket
Packing	In bulk or container,Standard seaworthy packing or as your required
Delivery Time	Within 7days

H Beam Ss400b U Channel ASTM A36 Steel Structural Building Material Steel H Beam

1.What is H-beam steel used for?

H-beam steel is used in a variety of construction projects, including buildings, bridges, industrial structures and infrastructure development.

2.Which is stronger, H or I beam?

Though I-beams can prevent local buckling, they will not be able to handle the same force as an H-beam due to their lighter design. Overall, the title of "Stronger Beam" goes to H-beams.

3.What is the difference between H and W beam?

W-beams have a W-shaped cross-section, while H-beams have an H-shaped cross-section. Flange Width and Thickness: W-beams typically have wider flanges and thinner webs than H-beams. This makes W-beams ideal for supporting heavier loads over longer spans.

4.Why is it called W-beam?

Wide flange beams are named due to their shape. The parallel sides of the beam are known as flanges, and these are manufactured so that they're wider than I-beams, hence the name wide flange.

5.How thick are H beams?

H-Section Steel Beams are available in a range of sizes with widths between 4"-16" (10.2–40.6 cm), depths from 4"-16" (10.2–40.6 cm), and shared thicknesses between . 35"-. 83" (9-21 mm). H-Section Steel Beams are available in typical lengths between 8'-20' (2.44-6.1 m).