Stainless steel channel steel

This stainless steel bar, with a concave cross-section and a 1:10 inclination on the inner side of the legs, possesses excellent corrosion resistance, oxidation resistance, and bending and shear strength, making it suitable for structural support in corrosive environments.

Carbon steel channel steel

Hot-rolled carbon structural steel with a grooved cross-section, featuring an inner sloping flange that is thinner on the outside and thicker on the inside, has a reasonable cross-section and good shear and bending resistance.

Galvanized channel steel

Corrosion-resistant carbon steel channel steel profiles treated with hot-dip galvanizing combine the structural support capabilities of channel steel with the comprehensive corrosion protection of zinc coating, resulting in an outdoor service life 3-5 times longer than that of ordinary carbon steel.

Stainless steel equal angle steel

This stainless steel bar, with two equal and perpendicular sides forming an L-shape, has a right-angled cross-section and exhibits excellent corrosion resistance, oxidation resistance, structural strength, weldability, and plastic deformation properties.

Stainless steel unequal angle steel

A stainless steel bar with two unequal and perpendicular L-shaped sides, featuring a right-angled cross-section and equal thickness on both sides, suitable for structural supports requiring stiffness in different directions.

Carbon steel C-shaped channel steel

Made from cold-rolled/hot-rolled carbon steel strip, this C-shaped thin-walled steel section features rolled flanges, optimized cross-section, and is lightweight yet high-strength, making it the preferred material for purlins in light steel structures.

Stainless steel H-beams

Stainless steel profiles with an H-shaped cross-section, parallel flanges on both the inner and outer sides, and uniform web thickness exhibit excellent corrosion resistance, oxidation resistance, and structural strength, making them suitable for load-bearing structures in corrosive environments.

Stainless steel I-beams

Stainless steel bars with an I-shaped cross-section and a 1:6 inclination on the inner surface of the flanges, being thinner on the outside and thicker on the inside, exhibit excellent corrosion resistance, oxidation resistance, and bending strength, making them suitable for load-bearing structures in corrosive environments.

Carbon steel equal angle steel

Carbon structural steel hot-rolled L-shaped section steel with equal sides, equal thickness and length on both sides, economical and reasonable cross-section, good weldability and plasticity, is the most basic and general-purpose steel profile for steel structures.

Carbon steel unequal angle steel

Hot-rolled carbon structural steel with unequal side length L-shaped cross-sections, where the long and short sides are of equal thickness, can provide stiffness in different directions and is suitable for structural connections under asymmetrical forces.

Galvanized C-channel steel

Hot-dip galvanized C-shaped cold-formed steel sections are made by directly forming galvanized steel strips or by hot-dip galvanizing after forming.

Carbon steel H-beams

H-section steel, hot-rolled from carbon structural steel, features wide flanges, thin web, and a large section modulus, exhibiting excellent bending and torsional resistance.
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