Hot H Beam Hot Rolled H Beam Q235B Q345b

Mar 20, 2026

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This technical overview details high-performance hot-rolled H-beams fabricated from Q235B and Q345B structural steels. As critical load-bearing components in civil engineering and industrial construction, these profiles integrate superior material properties and optimized structural designs, meeting the rigorous demands of diverse project scenarios worldwide.

Material Grades & Mechanical Properties

The product range encompasses two prominent structural steel grades, each engineered to cater to specific load requirements and project specifications:

Q235B Carbon Structural SteelQ235B is a widely adopted, general-purpose mild carbon steel compliant with Chinese National Standard (GB/T 700). It is characterized by its excellent balance of plasticity, toughness, and weldability.

Key Specifications: Minimum Yield Strength ≥ 235 MPa, Tensile Strength ranging from 375 MPa to 500 MPa.

Core Advantages: This grade offers superior processability, enabling easy cutting, bending, drilling, and welding without complex preheating requirements. It is ideally suited for general construction projects, including low-rise residential buildings, light industrial workshops, scaffolding, and bridge auxiliary structures. Q235B provides a cost-effective solution for applications with medium to light load-bearing demands, ensuring reliability and affordability.

Q345B Low-Alloy High-Strength Steel (LAHS)Q345B (now officially designated as Q355B in newer standards) represents an upgraded, high-strength low-alloy structural steel per GB/T 1591. It delivers significantly enhanced performance compared to Q235B.

Key Specifications: Minimum Yield Strength of 345 MPa (approximately 47% higher than Q235B), Tensile Strength between 470 MPa and 630 MPa.

Core Advantages: This grade boasts superior load-bearing capacity, rigidity, and low-temperature toughness (with impact resistance tested at -20°C). It is the preferred choice for large-span structures, high-rise buildings, heavy equipment foundations, and large-scale industrial projects. By utilizing Q345B, engineers can effectively reduce the structural self-weight, conserve material usage, and enhance the overall safety margin of the project.

Structural Design & Hot-Rolled Manufacturing

The H-beam's exceptional performance stems from both its material composition and its engineered cross-section, manufactured via the precision hot-rolling process.

Optimized H-Shaped SectionThe universal H-beam features a symmetric, H-shaped cross-section with parallel inner surfaces of the flanges and a robust central web. This design optimizes stress distribution:

Flanges: Resist bending moments, providing high section modulus for excellent flexural strength.

Web: Withstands shear forces, ensuring structural stability under heavy loads.Compared to traditional I-beams or solid steel columns, the H-beam offers a far more favorable strength-to-weight ratio, allowing it to bear heavier loads while using less material, thereby reducing overall construction costs and structural dead load.

Hot-Rolled Process SuperiorityManufactured through advanced hot-rolling technology, these beams exhibit material properties that are inherently superior. The process involves heating steel billets to high temperatures (typically 1100°C-1250°C) and then shaping them through a series of precision rolls.

Grain Refinement: The hot-rolling process refines the metal's grain structure, eliminating internal defects (such as porosity and inclusions) and resulting in a dense, uniform internal structure.

Dimensional Accuracy: The finished products exhibit precise dimensional tolerance, a smooth surface finish, and consistent mechanical properties throughout the profile, ensuring reliability and ease of integration into complex engineering systems.

Application Scope & Sustainability

These Q235B and Q345B hot-rolled H-beams are highly versatile and find extensive application across various sectors:

Industrial Construction: Workshops, warehouses, logistics centers, and factory buildings.

Civil Engineering: High-rise commercial and residential complexes, municipal bridges, and traffic guardrails.

Infrastructure: Power station supports, port facilities, and large-span roof trusses.

Modular & Prefabricated Buildings: Leveraging their standardized specifications to accelerate construction efficiency.

Furthermore, both grades of steel are 100% recyclable, with a scrap recycling rate of up to 90%. This aligns perfectly with the principles of green and sustainable construction, making these H-beams an environmentally responsible choice for modern engineering projects.

In summary, the Q235B and Q345B hot-rolled H-beams provide a technically robust and cost-effective structural solution. By offering a spectrum of strength options and embodying efficient design, they serve as the indispensable load-bearing backbone for a vast array of construction projects across the globe.

Category Size H*B(mm) T1(mm) T2(mm) Weight(kg/m)
HW 100*100 100*100 6 8 17.2
125*125 125*125 6.5 9 23.8
150*150 150*150 7 10 31.9
175*175 175*175 7.5 11 40.3
200*200 200*200 8 12 50.5
200*204 12 12 56.7
250*250 250*250 9 14 72.4
250*255 14 14 82.2
300*300 294*302 12 12 85
300*300 10 15 94.5
300*305 15 15 106
350*350 344*348 10 16 115
350*350 12 19 137
400*400 388*402 15 15 141
394*398 11 18 147
400*400 13 21 172
400*408 21 21 197
414*405 18 28 233
428*407 20 35 284
458*417 30 50 415
498*342 45 70 605
HM 150*100 148*100 6 9 21.4
200*150 194*150 6 9 31.2
250*175 244*175 7 11 44.1
300*200 294*200 8 12 57.3
350*250 340*250 9 14 79.7
400*300 390*300 10 16 107
450*300 440*300 11 18 124
500*300 482*300 11 15 115
488*300 11 18 129
600*300 582*300 12 17 137
588*300 12 20 151
594*302 14 23 175

 

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