This hot-rolled structural H-beam is manufactured from EN 10025-2 S235JR mild carbon steel (minimum yield strength 235 MPa for thickness ≤16mm). The product range covers standard European IPE (narrow flange, e.g., IPE 100 to IPE 600) and HEA (light wide flange, e.g., HEA 100 to HEA 700) profiles, featuring web thicknesses of 4.1–15mm, flange thicknesses of 5.7–25mm, and supply lengths from 6m to 12m.
Hot rolling per EN 10034 tolerances provides excellent dimensional uniformity and superior weldability for modular framing, reducing on-site assembly complexity.
Offering a tensile strength of 360–510 MPa, these profiles efficiently carry light-to-medium structural loads in prefabricated warehouses, modular offices, residential pods, and retail kiosks. Hot-dip galvanizing per ISO 1461 is available for extended outdoor corrosion protection.
ASTM A36 S275JR S355JR Narrow Flange IPE Beams for Commercial Construction
Designed for commercial structural applications, these hot-rolled IPE (narrow flange I-beam) profiles are available in multiple material grades including ASTM A36, EN 10025-2 S275JR (yield strength 275 MPa), and S355JR (yield strength 355 MPa).
Standard cross-section dimensions range from IPE 80 (80×46mm) to IPE 400 (400×180mm), with web thicknesses of 3.8–8.6mm, flange thicknesses of 5.2–13.5mm, and standard stock lengths of 6m to 12m.
Delivering a combined tensile strength range of 400–630 MPa depending on the selected grade, the optimized depth-to-width ratio of IPE profiles minimizes cross-sectional weight while preserving bending resistance.
Compliant with EN 10365 dimensions and ASTM A6 tolerances, these structural shapes seamlessly integrate into shopping mall mezzanines, office partitions, and light commercial frames.
Multi-Grade HEA, HEB & IPE Hot-Rolled Structural Steel Profiles for Heavy Construction
Engineered for heavy-duty load support, this multi-grade universal steel beam series includes ASTM A36, EN 10025 S235JR, S275JR, and high-strength S355JR (yield strength up to 355 MPa).
The inventory encompasses full European structural profiles: HEA (IPBL, light wide flange), HEB (IPB, standard wide flange), and IPE (narrow flange), spanning heights from 100mm to 1000mm, web thicknesses of 4.1–19mm, and flange thicknesses of 5.7–36mm, supplied in customizable lengths up to 14m.
Designed to withstand extreme bending moments and axial forces in high-rise building frameworks, industrial workshops, and bridge piers, the wide-flange geometry (HEA/HEB) maximizes lateral stiffness for long-span structures. Full compliance with EN 10025-2, EN 10034, and ASTM A6 ensures mechanical stability and reliable bolted or welded joint design.
Hot-Rolled & Fabricated Galvanized H-Beams (ASTM A36, Q235B, Q345B/Q355B)
Supplying both standard hot-rolled sections and custom welded built-up H-profiles, this structural steel line conforms to ASTM A36, GB/T 700 Q235B, and GB/T 1591 Q345B/Q355B (yield strength 235–355 MPa).
Available section dimensions range from 100×100mm to 900×300mm, with web thicknesses of 5–22mm, flange thicknesses of 8–40mm, and length options from 6m to 12m.
For built-up sections, submerged arc welding (SAW) provides full penetration welds meeting AWS D1.1 structural standards. Hot-dip galvanizing per ASTM A123 or GB/T 13912 provides a dense zinc protective layer (coating thickness ≥85 µm), ensuring long-term resistance against atmospheric exposure in industrial plants, coastal infrastructure, and outdoor stadium roofing.
Structural HEA, HEB & IPE Beams for High-Capacity Warehouse & Logistics Framing
Specially suited for heavy-duty logistics infrastructure, high-bay warehouse racking, and prefabricated storage facilities, these structural H-beams are produced in carbon steel grades S235JR and Q235B (minimum yield strength 235 MPa).
The range covers European standard HEA, HEB, and IPE profiles with cross-sectional depths from 150mm to 800mm, web thicknesses of 6–20mm, and flange thicknesses of 10–35mm. Hot-rolled profiles provide excellent weldability and machinability, facilitating precision drilling, punching, and end-plate welding for heavy pallet rack connections.
Outdoor or humid environments utilize hot-dip galvanizing for up to 20+ years of maintenance-free service life, while uncoated mill-finish profiles offer an economical structural base for climate-controlled indoor logistics centers.
Q: What is the main structural difference between HEA and IPE steel beams?
A: HEA profiles feature wider flanges and a lower overall height profile, providing superior lateral-torsional buckling resistance for columns and heavy load-bearing frames. IPE profiles have narrower flanges and deeper webs, making them optimal for flexural loads as floor beams and rafters with lower overall weight.
Q: Which manufacturing standards do these steel beams comply with?
A: Materials comply with European standard EN 10025-2 (S235JR, S275JR, S355JR), American standard ASTM A36, and Chinese standard GB/T 700 / GB/T 1591. Section dimensions and tolerances follow EN 10365 and EN 10034.