C-shaped steel

C-shaped steel is a special-shaped steel used in building structures and other fields. The cross-section shape of C-shaped steel is "C" shaped, which has high strength and stability. Due to its unique shape, C-shaped steel can be used to build beams, columns, trusses and other engineering structures.

C-shaped steel has the following characteristics:

1. High strength: C-shaped steel has high strength and can withstand a large amount of weight and pressure.

2. High stability: The cross-sectional shape of C-shaped steel can provide better stability and can resist the influence of natural disasters and external forces.

3. Easy to process: Because the cross-sectional shape of C-shaped steel is relatively simple, it can be easily processed by cutting, bending and welding.

4. Save materials: The design of C-shaped steel can minimize the amount of material used and save costs.

C-shaped steel is widely used in building structures, including industrial plants, highway bridges, railway bridges and ship structures. In the construction field, C-shaped steel is often used to manufacture components such as beams, columns, trusses, roof trusses, and ground supports. In addition, C-shaped steel can also be used to manufacture lightweight steel structures, such as lightweight houses and mobile homes.

In general, C-shaped steel is a building material with high strength, high stability and easy processability, and is suitable for important components and light steel structures in various building structures.

Manufacturing processes

Unloading①——Leveling ②——Forming ③——Shaping ④——Straightening ⑤——Measurement of length ⑥——Punching round holes for tie bars ⑦——Punching elliptical connecting holes ⑧——Forming and cutting ⑨

C-shaped steel purlins are divided into five specifications according to different heights: 80, 100, 120, 140, and 160. The length can be determined according to the engineering design, but considering transportation and installation conditions, the total length generally does not exceed 12 meters.

Scope of application

C-shaped steel is widely used in purlins and wall beams of steel structure buildings, and can also be assembled into lightweight roof trusses, brackets and other building components. In addition, it can also be used for columns, beams and arms in mechanical light manufacturing.