Steel Beam, Angle, Channel & Tee

Steel beam, angle, channel & tee are conventional structural steel sections with standardized dimensions besides the hollow sections Tetristeel provides. They may have different names that resembles the cross-sectional profiles, which include I-beam (also called I-, H- or W-shapes / section / profile, wide flange and column), angle (L-shapes / section / profile), channel (C- or U-shapes / section / profile) and tee (T-shapes / section / profile) in different regions.
 
These steel sections are mostly produced as hot-rolled and when appropriate, split half further like from beam to tee, but welded construction can be applied for sizes or extra high strength materials that are unavailable to rolling. Cold formed structural steels made of plate / strip are instead indispensable for unusual dimensions and special cross-sectional forms inclusive of C, Z, Ω (Omega), split tube, corrugation and irregular shapes for automobile, rail traffic and road guardrail etc.
 
Moreover, as the fundamental building blocks of steel frame and pilings, the structural steels are designed to carry loads efficiently and economically with engineered strength and minimum amount of material. They are optionally galvanized or special coated to resist corrosion and extensively used in roofing, flooring, walling, railing, column, truss of buildings, bridges, towers, ships, solar farm, LNG plant, overhead crane and other structures & machineries for the purpose of brace, hoist, connection and support.