V-Shaped Angle Steel

V-angle steel is a structural steel type with a “V”-shaped cross-section, featuring two perpendicular edges. It is widely utilized due to its strong connection capabilities and reinforcement efficiency in construction projects.

Additionally, V-angle steel is manufactured in various sizes and thicknesses, making it highly adaptable for small to large-scale projects, from residential to industrial applications. This variety not only facilitates selection but also offers outstanding economic efficiency.

Steel plate (flat surface)

Steel plates have a flat surface and are primarily used to enhance the load-bearing capacity of structural components. This type of steel is frequently employed in constructing floors, walls, or specialized structures requiring high durability. Steel plates are also easy to fabricate into complex components, making them suitable for various applications.

U-Shaped Steel

U-shaped steel consists of two parallel edges forming a “U” shape. With its high strength and excellent load-bearing capacity, this steel type is commonly used in load-bearing frames, support systems, and bridge construction.

I-Beam / H-Beam Steel

I-beam and H-beam steel are two of the most commonly used structural steel types, sharing a similar cross-section but differing in size proportions.

• I-Beam Steel: Features smaller top and bottom flanges compared to the central web, optimizing axial load-bearing and bending resistance. It is widely applied in load-bearing beams, pre-engineered steel building frameworks, and both residential and industrial structures.
• H-Beam Steel: Designed with wide and evenly thick flanges, ensuring better load distribution than I-beams. With its superior load-bearing capacity, H-beam steel is often used in high-strength structures such as bridges, factories, and heavy-load frameworks.

Both types offer advantages such as lighter weight compared to reinforced concrete while maintaining high rigidity and durability, reducing structural load and lowering construction costs.

Rectangular Hollow Steel

Rectangular hollow steel sections are widely used in mechanical engineering and construction. With their excellent load-bearing capacity and balanced shape, they are frequently applied in structural frameworks, railings, and components requiring high precision.

Square Hollow Steel

Square hollow steel sections have a strong design, making them suitable for use as columns or pillars in various structures. While they are less frequently combined with other steel types, they are particularly effective in applications requiring high vertical load-bearing capacity.