Product Description
Product Description
Applicable Standards: DIN, EN, ASTM, JIS, GB
Material Grade: S235JR, S235J2, S275JR, S275J2, S355JR, S355J2, A36, SS400, Q235B, Q235D, Q355B, Q355D
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| LEG ANGLE | |
| Equal Leg Angle | Size Range: Min 20*20*3mm, Weight/m:0.88kg Max 250*250*35mm, Weight/m:128kg |
| Unequal Leg Angle | Size Range: Min 30*20*3mm, Weight/m:1.12kg Max 200*150*15mm, Weight/m: 29.6kg |
| I Profile | |
| IPN | Size Range: IPN80-IPN600, Weight/m: 5.94kg-199kg |
| IPE | Size Range: IPE80-IPE600, Weight/m: 6kg-122kg |
| IPB | Size Range: IPB100-IPB1000, Weight/m: 20.4kg-314kg |
| U Profile | |
| UPE | Size Range: UPE80-UPE400, Weight/m: 7.9kg-72.2kg |
| UPN | Size Range: UPN50-UPN400, Weight/m: 5.59kg-71.8kg |
1.What is a channel steel?
Channel is a length of steel available in various different shaped profiles, this is used to fix masonry support and wall ties to the structure of the building. The front face of the channel profile will either accept specialist fixing bolts for masonry support or channel wall ties.
2.What grade is channel steel?
We provide channel in multiple grades, including A36, A572-50, and A992. These grades have excellent mechanical properties and suitability for different applications. The A36 grade is widely used for its welding properties and strength, while the A572-50 grade offers a higher yield and tensile strength.
3.How strong is channel steel?
The yield strength of structural steel is typically between 250 MPa and 350 MPa, depending on the grade of steel used. This means that a steel channel can support heavy loads while maintaining its structural integrity. The size of a steel channel plays a vital role in its strength.
4.Which is the best grade of steel?
The 304 stainless steel alloy is the most widely used and versatile grade in the stainless-steel family. It comprises roughly 18% chromium and 8% nickel. Notably, it doesn't contain any molybdenum. 304 stainless steel is highly resistant to atmospheric corrosion, water, and many chemicals.
5.What are the disadvantages of channel steel?
Disadvantages of C Channels
Their load bearing capacity may be restricted compared to other structural profiles, making them less suitable for heavy duty applications. C channels are also vulnerable to twisting due to their open design, requiring careful consideration in projects with specific load requirements.