Our welded steel iron angle bars, available in premium grades including Ss400, Ss540, S235, S275, and S355, are specifically engineered for bridge construction applications, combining exceptional structural performance, superior weldability, and cost-effectiveness. As a critical structural component in bridge engineering, this angle bar features a right-angle cross-sectional profile that enables efficient load transfer and stable force distribution, making it an indispensable choice for enhancing the structural integrity and durability of bridge structures. Meticulously fabricated with advanced welding and processing technologies, these angle bars meet the rigorous performance requirements of bridge construction scenarios.
The selected Ss400, Ss540, S235, S275, and S355 steel grades are all well-suited for heavy-duty structural applications such as bridge construction, each with distinct and excellent mechanical properties. Ss400 (Japanese industrial standard) and Ss540 (high-strength Japanese standard) offer minimum yield strengths of 400 MPa and 540 MPa respectively, providing robust load-bearing capacity for key bridge components. S235, S275, and S355 (European EN standard grades) feature yield strengths of 235 MPa, 275 MPa, and 355 MPa, with progressive increases in strength while maintaining good ductility and toughness. All these grades exhibit outstanding weldability-a core requirement for bridge construction-allowing for reliable and high-strength connections between structural components. Additionally, they possess inherent resistance to atmospheric corrosion, and can be further treated with anti-corrosion coatings (e.g., epoxy coating, galvanization) to withstand the harsh outdoor and humid environments typically encountered by bridges, extending their service life.
The manufacturing process of these bridge-specific welded steel iron angle bars integrates precision forming and high-quality welding techniques to ensure product reliability. First, the raw steel plates of the selected grades are cut and formed into angle profiles with strict dimensional accuracy. Subsequently, professional welding processes (such as submerged arc welding or gas metal arc welding) are employed to achieve firm and uniform weld seams. The welding process is strictly controlled to avoid defects such as porosity, cracks, or incomplete fusion, ensuring the weld strength matches or exceeds the base metal strength. Post-welding treatments (e.g., stress relief annealing) are also implemented as needed to eliminate residual stresses, prevent deformation, and further enhance the structural stability of the angle bars. This meticulous manufacturing process guarantees that the angle bars can withstand the complex and dynamic loads (e.g., vehicle loads, wind loads, seismic forces) in bridge applications.
These cost-effective Ss400, Ss540, S235, S275, S355 welded steel iron angle bars are primarily applied in various bridge construction projects, including highway bridges, railway bridges, pedestrian bridges, and urban overpasses. Their specific applications in bridge structures include serving as bracing members to enhance the lateral stability of bridge frames, reinforcement components for bridge piers, abutments, and beam ends, as well as connecting elements between bridge decks and supporting structures. Beyond bridge construction, their excellent mechanical properties and weldability also make them suitable for other heavy-duty structural projects such as large-scale steel structures, industrial plants, and infrastructure facilities that require high strength and reliable connections. The availability of multiple steel grades allows for flexible selection based on the specific load-bearing requirements and environmental conditions of different bridge projects, optimizing project cost while ensuring structural safety.
We implement strict quality control measures throughout the entire production and supply chain of our bridge construction-specific welded steel iron angle bars. Each batch of raw steel materials is subject to rigorous inspection to verify compliance with the corresponding grade standards (JIS for Ss400/Ss540, EN for S235/S275/S355). During manufacturing, key processes such as forming, welding, and post-treatment are monitored in real-time. Finished products undergo comprehensive testing, including chemical composition analysis, mechanical property testing (yield strength, tensile strength, impact toughness), weld seam quality inspection (ultrasonic testing, radiographic testing), and dimensional accuracy verification. Despite offering competitive and cheap prices, our products fully comply with international and industry-related standards for bridge construction, providing customers with high-quality, cost-effective structural solutions that ensure the safety and durability of bridge projects.
| Equal angle(Axt) | |||||
| Size(mm) | Theoretical weight (kg/m) |
Size(mm) | Theoretical weight (kg/m) |
Size(mm) | Theoretical weight (kg/m) |
| 25x3 | 1.124 | 75x7 | 7.976 | 110x14 | 22.809 |
| 25x4 | 1.459 | 75x8 | 9.03 | 125x8 | 15.504 |
| 30x3 | 1.373 | 75x10 | 11.089 | 125x10 | 19.133 |
| 30x4 | 1.786 | 80x6 | 7.376 | 125x12 | 22.696 |
| 40x3 | 1.852 | 80x7 | 8.525 | 125x14 | 26.193 |
| 40x4 | 2.422 | 80x8 | 9.658 | 140x10 | 21.488 |
| 40x5 | 2.976 | 80x10 | 11.874 | 140x12 | 25.522 |
| 50x4 | 3.059 | 90x6 | 8.35 | 140x14 | 29.49 |
| 50x5 | 3.77 | 90x7 | 9.656 | 140x16 | 35.393 |
| 50x6 | 4.465 | 90x8 | 10.946 | 160x10 | 24.729 |
| 60x5 | 4.52 | 90x10 | 13.476 | 160x12 | 29.391 |
| 60x6 | 5.42 | 90x12 | 15.94 | 160x14 | 33.987 |
| 63x5 | 4.822 | 100x6 | 9.366 | 160x16 | 38.518 |
| 63x6 | 5.721 | 100x7 | 10.83 | 180x12 | 33.159 |
| 63x8 | 7.469 | 100x8 | 12.276 | 180x14 | 38.383 |
| 63x10 | 9.151 | 100x10 | 15.12 | 180x16 | 43.542 |
| 70x5 | 5.397 | 100x12 | 20.611 | 180x185 | 48.634 |
| 70x6 | 6.406 | 100x16 | 23.257 | 200x14 | 42.894 |
| 70x7 | 7.398 | 110x7 | 11.928 | 200x16 | 48.68 |
| 70x8 | 8.373 | 110x8 | 13.532 | 200x18 | 54.401 |
| 75x5 | 5.818 | 110x10 | 16.69 | 200x20 | 60.056 |






















