Product Description
| SECTION STEEL | |
| Angle steel | Angle steel is a structural steel for construction, which is a section steel with simple section, It is mainly used for metal components and plant frame. In use, it is required to have good weldability, plastic deformation performance and certain mechanical strength. |
| Channel steel | Channel steel is a long strip of steel with groove section, which belongs to carbon structural steel for construction and machinery. Channel steel is mainly used for building structure, curtain wall engineering, mechanical equipment and vehicle manufacturing. |
| H-beam | H-beam steel is a kind of economic section high-efficiency profile with more optimized section area distribution and more reasonable strength weight ratio. Because all parts of H-section steel are arranged at right angles, H-section steel has the advantages of strong bending resistance, simple construction, cost saving and light structural weight in all directions |
| I-beam | I-beam is also called steel beam, It is a long strip of steel with I-shaped section. I-beam is divided into ordinary I-beam and light I-beam. More members are directly used for bending in the plane of their webs or form lattice stressed members. |
| Flat steel | Flat steel refers to steel with width of 12-300mm, thickness of 3-60mm, rectangular section and slightly blunt edge. Flat steel can be finished steel, or it can be used as blank for welded pipe and thin slab for laminated thin plate. Main uses: as a finished material, flat steel can be used to make hoop iron, tools and mechanical parts, and used as building frame structural parts and escalators in buildings. |
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1.What is angle steel?
Angle steel, also known as L-profile or angle profile, is a common structural material used in construction, mechanical engineering and other industrial applications. It is shaped like an L, with the two sides meeting at right angles.
2.How strong is angle steel?
With a single, 90° bend, angle iron is one of the strongest structural support elements. That's because it evenly distributes stress along its entire length and resists bending.
3.What are four types of steel?
The four major steel types are carbon steel, stainless steel, tool steel and alloy steel. All steels are made of iron and carbon. Specialized steels include small amounts of chromium, magnesium, zinc or other metals.
4.What is the name of the angle steel?
A steel angle, also known as an angle iron or L-bracket, is a structural steel profile characterized by its L-shaped cross-section with two legs that are perpendicular to each other.
5.What are the disadvantages of using angle steel?
While versatile, Angle Steel has limitations you must plan for in design and procurement:
Shear and torsion sensitivity. The L-shape places the shear center away from the centroid, increasing torsional vulnerability under certain load cases. ...
Local stability issues. ...
Corrosion vulnerability. ...
Lower space efficiency.