Our structural steel products are engineered to comply with the most stringent industry standards and specifications, ensuring that they cater to the broader market segment.

Structural Steel has the following characteristics:

• Wide dimensional range
• High strength to weight ratio
• Superior Weldability
• Atmospheric corrosion resistance
• Cost effective
• Availability of various grades
• Multiple sectional weights

Applications:

• Angles: These perpendicular, L-shaped cross-sections, either with equal or unequal legs, are commonly found in corners of structures and other places to supplement main pillars and beams.
• Tubing: Hollow tubing made from hot-rolled steel coils and sold in round, square, and rectangular shapes is easily fabricated and welded according to need. It's a lightweight structural alternative to solid structural steel products.
• I-Beams: These beams are one of the most common structural steel products for both beams and columns. The two parallel elements of the "I" or "H" cross-section are known as flanges, and the connecting element is known as the web.
• Wide Flange Beams: With a much longer web than in I-beams, the flanges of a wide flange beam are almost perpendicular to the web.
• Channels: Structural channels are hot-rolled into a C-shape, which, like I-beams, have a wider angle of attachment between the flanges and the web. They provide structural support in addition to a main load-bearing beam, most commonly for bracing or framing.
• Plates: Carbon-steel plates can withstand massive amounts of weight and pressure, making them perfect for ocean vessels. These are heavy-duty, wide surface areas of solid, continuous structural steel meant to span large areas.
• Bars: Short for merchant bars, these are hot-rolled and cold-finished carbon types of bars with different properties, dimensions, and shape sub-categories, such as round, square, and flat cross-sections.