SS400 carbon steel angle is a hot-rolled structural steel product featuring excellent strength, weldability, and formability. It is commonly used in frameworks, supports, and reinforcement structures across construction, shipbuilding, and machinery industries.

Q345B carbon steel H-beam provides high strength and excellent load-bearing capacity. It is widely used in construction, bridges, steel structures, and industrial frameworks.

T-beams are structural elements with a “T” cross-section, used in bridge decks, floor systems, and structural reinforcements.

Flat steel bars are rectangular steel sections used in manufacturing, reinforcement, base plates, and machinery parts.

C-beams resemble channel steel but are lighter and often used in light steel framing, racks, and lightweight structures.

H-beams are structural profiles similar to I-beams but with wider flanges and parallel surfaces, making them stronger and better at distributing loads. They are widely used in large-scale industrial construction, bridges, shipbuilding, and heavy equipment manufacturing.

I-beams, also called universal beams, are structural steel profiles shaped like the capital letter “I”, with a central vertical web and horizontal flanges on the top and bottom. They are designed to bear high bending and shear loads while minimizing weight. I-beams are commonly used in construction, bridge building, shipbuilding, and heavy machinery manufacturing. The narrow flanges make them lighter than H-beams but still provide excellent strength for moderate spans and loads.

Channel steel is a U-shaped long steel product used for structural support, framing, and reinforcement in construction, manufacturing, and vehicle structures.