STEEL SECTIONS

: H Beam; H-beams are a new type of economical steel used in construction.
They are commonly used in large buildings requiring high load-bearing capacity and good cross-sectional stability (such as factories and high-rise buildings), as well as bridges, ships, lifting and transportation machinery, equipment foundations, supports, and foundation piles.

: I Beam; I-beams are long steel bars with an I-shaped cross-section, primarily formed using hot rolling processes.
They are widely used in building structures, bridge engineering, equipment supports, and various load-bearing columns due to their high load-bearing capacity and stability.

: Channel Steel; Channel steel is a long strip of steel with a U-shaped cross-section. According to its manufacturing process, it can be divided into stainless steel channel steel, galvanized channel steel, and carbon steel channel steel.
It is widely used in building structures, machinery manufacturing, vehicle production, and curtain wall engineering, among other fields.

: Angle Steel; Angle steel is a long strip of steel with an L-shaped cross-section. It is divided into equal-sided angle steel and unequal-sided angle steel. According to the material, it can be divided into stainless steel angle steel, carbon steel angle steel, and galvanized angle steel.
It is widely used in building structures, bridge engineering, machinery manufacturing, and various supports, connectors, and other load-bearing components.

: Flat Bar; Flat steel is a long strip of steel with a rectangular cross-section, usually formed by hot rolling or cold drawing processes.
It is widely used in tool manufacturing, mechanical parts, structural connectors, and bridge engineering.