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Product |
Steel Angle Bar |
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Standard |
GB ASTM, JIS, SUS, DIN, EN etc |
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Material |
200 Series / 300 Series/ 400 series |
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Thickness |
0.8mm - 25mm |
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Width |
25mm*25mm-200mm*125mm / 50mm*37mm-400mm*104mm |
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Length |
1m - 12m , or according to your requests. |
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Shape |
Equal or Unequal |
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Product Category |
Metallurgy, Mineral & Energy. |
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Usage |
Mechanical & Manufacture, Steel strcuture, Shipbuilding, Bridging, Automobile Chassis. |
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Main market |
Middle East, Africa, Asia and some Uropean country, America, Australia, etc. |
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Technique Processing |
Cold Drawn, Hot Rolled, Bending, Welding |




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 stronger than flat bar?
Thanks to the 90-degree bend, angle iron is extremely strong along its length, and resists bending. It can easily support larger loads than similar thicknesses of flat steel and it is much stronger than wood or many composites pound for pound.
3.Is angle steel rust resistant?
Mild steel angle is strong and affordable but needs protection against rust. Aluminium angle is lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and easy to work with. Brass angle is decorative and corrosion-resistant but softer and more expensive. Galvanised steel angle is tough and highly rust-resistant, ideal for outdoor use.
4.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.
5.Which steel is hardest to bend?
Each type of steel has its benefits and drawbacks: Carbon steel is the most common type of steel. It is very strong and durable, but it is also very difficult to bend. Stainless steel is less strong than carbon steel, but it is more resistant to corrosion and easier to bend.



















