Warehose Stainless Galvanized/Iron Mild Carbon Steel Structural Welded Hea Heb Ipe Beam Steel Profile Metal I H Section Beam for Building

Oct 21, 2025

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Product Parameters

 

Nominal Size
(mm)
HXB
(mm)
T1
(mm)
T2
(mm)
Unit Weight
(kg/m)
100*100 100*100 6 8 16.9
120*120 125*125 6.5 9 23.6
150*75 150*75 5 7 14
150*100 148*100 6 9 20.7
150*150 150*150 7 10 31.1
175*90 175*90 5 8 18
200*100 198*99 4.5 7 17.8
200*100 5.5 8 20.9
175*175 175*175 7.5 11 40.4
194*150 194*150 6 9 29.9
200*200 200*200 8 12 49.9
200*204 12 12 56.2
250*125 248*124 5 8 25.1
250*125 6 9 29
250*175 244*175 7 11 43.6
300*150 298*149 5.5 8 32
300*150 6.5 9 36.7
300*200 294*200 8 12 55.8
298*201 9 14 65.4
350*175 346*174 6 9 41.2
350*175 7 11 49.4
400*200 396*199 7 11 56.1
400*200 8 13 65.4
250*250 250*250 9 14 71.8
250*255 14 14 81.6
300*300 300*300 10 15 93
294*302 12 12 83.4
300*305 15 15 105
Nominal Size
(mm)
HXB
(mm)
t1
(mm)
t2
(mm)
Unit Weight
(kg/m)
350×350 344×348 10 16 113
350×350 12 19 135
400×400 388×402 15 15 140
394×398 11 18 147
400×400 13 21 172
400×408 21 21 197
414×405 18 28 232
428×407 20 35 283
350×250 340×250 9 14 78.1
400×300 390×300 10 16 105
450×300 440×300 11 18 121
450×200 446×199 8 12 65.1
450×200 9 14 74.9
500×300 482×300 11 15 111
488×300 11 18 125
500×200 496×199 9 14 77.9
500×200 10 16 88.2
506×201 11 19 102
600×200 600×200 11 17 103
596×199 10 15 92.4
606×201 12 20 118
600×300 582×300 12 17 133
588×300 12 20 147
594×302 14 23 170
700×300 692×300 13 20 163
700×300 13 24 182
800×300 800×300 14 26 207
808×302 16 30 241
900×300 890×299 15 23 210
900×300 16 28 240
912×302 18 34 283

 

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1.What is the H-beam?

An H Beam is a steel structure shaped like the letter "H." It is commonly used in construction to support heavy loads and strengthen buildings. This beam has wide flanges and a uniform design, making it suitable for homes, bridges, and industrial projects.

 

2.What is stronger, H-beam or I-beam?

To short, the main difference between an H-beam and an I-beam is that the web of an H-beam is much thicker than that of an I-beam. A thicker web means a stronger beam, which allows for more load-bearing capacity. This means that for the same amount of structural support, you can use fewer H beams than I beams.

 

3.What is the difference between H-beam and W beam?

Cross-Section Shape: The most obvious difference between W-beams and H-beams is their cross-section shape. W-beams have a W-shaped cross-section, while H-beams have an H-shaped cross-section. Flange Width and Thickness: W-beams typically have wider flanges and thinner webs than H-beams.

 

4.What does H-beam stand for?

What is an H-Beam? In structural engineering, a beam stands for a horizontal load-bearing member that transfers weight across a span. An H-Beam, also called a wide flange beam, is a type of steel beam with a distinctive H-shaped cross-section.

 

5.How strong is an H-beam?

Strength and Practical Benefits
The primary strength of H-beams lies in their high capacity-to-weight ratio. This feature enables them to carry large loads with minimal weight, maximising utilisation, resulting in a decrease in the overall construction cost.