Iron & Steel Products

Structural steel is a category of steel used in construction industry and welded in various shapes and grades. It takes shapes and form of an elongated beam having different cross-sectional shapes. Its shapes, sizes, chemical composition and properties are regulated by a standard set forth by agencies and organization for most countries. 

• Parallel Flange Channels –These channelled beams are U-shaped with right angled corners, similar to the shape of a staple. They come in various different sizes, however, the two sides are always the same length and are parallel to one another. They also offer a high strength to weight ratio and have similar uses to angled sections.
• Tapered Flange Beams –Taper flange beams come in an I-shaped and are also available in a vast variety of sizes. In construction, these are often used as cross-sections for girders.
• Universal Beam –
  Universal beams, also known ad I-beams or H-beams, come in the shape of their namesake: an ‘I’ when standing upright, and a ‘H’ on their side. Universal beams are usually made of structural steel and are used in construction and civil engineering, among other industries.
   
• Universal Column –Universal beams are also widely used for structural purposes. They are similar to beams and are often referred to as I-beams or H-beams, however, all three sections are the same in length. As their name suggests, they are mainly used for columns, and have a brilliant load-bearing capabilities.
• Circular Hollow Sections –Circular Hollow Sections come as a hollow tubular cross sections and have a much higher resistance to torsion that tapered flange beams.
• Rectangular Hollow Sections –These types of structural steel are much like the circular hollow sections, however they have rectangular cross sections.
• Square Hollow Sections – Like their hollow section counterparts (except with square cross sections), these are used within smaller applications such as columns or posts.