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Steel H beam is a kind of structural steel beam, which has the advantages of high structural strength, good stability, convenient construction, material saving and recyclability.

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Angle steel can be composed of different stress components according to the different needs of the structure, and can also be used as the connection between components.

W-beams are wide flange beams commonly used in urban and road infrastructure applications. Learn more about W-beam from TJMC.

​H beam is an efficient and economical profile widely used in fields such as construction, bridges, and mechanical manufacturing.

In the fields of modern architecture and industrial manufacturing, IPN I-beams have become an ideal choice for structural support due to their unique cross-sectional design and excellent performance. As a professional supplier of IPN I-beams, we offer a full range of IPN I Beam specifications.

Steel C channel, also known as C channel steel or C-shaped steel beam, is a kind of steel product with a C shaped cross section. It is composed of a wide web and two flanges.

U shaped steel, also known as U channel steel or U-shaped steel beam, is a kind of steel product with a U shaped cross section. It is composed of a wide web and two flanges.

H Beam steel, also known as H-shaped steel, is a key category of steel used in building structures, named after its unique cross-section that is in the shape of a capital letter "H".