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Basic knowledge of channel steel
Channel steel is a long strip of steel with a grooved cross-section, which belongs to carbon Structural Steel for construction and machinery.
What are the commonly used specifications for color coated steel plates? Does it mainly refer to width and thickness?
Color coated Steel Plates and strips refer to composite materials made by applying one or more layers of organic coatings on the surface of metal substrates after passing through a color roller coating machine.
Prestressed concrete steel wire: high-strength material helps modern infrastructure upgrade
Prestressed concrete steel wire, as a key material, is becoming the core support for bridges, sleepers, high-rise buildings and other projects due to its excellent mechanical properties and wide application scenarios.
Detailed explanation of the classification, uses, advantages and disadvantages of square tubes
Square tube is a square steel tube with a wide range of uses.
What is the difference between square tube and rectangular tube?
The cross-section of a square tube is square; The cross-section of a rectangular tube is rectangular.
What is galvanized steel pipe (GI pipe)?
Galvanized steel pipe is a steel pipe that is coated with a layer of hot-dip galvanizing or electro-galvanizing on the surface of welded steel pipe.
High efficiency, environmental protection, stable and reliable - steel sheet piles
Steel sheet piles are a type of steel structure with linkage devices on the edges that can be freely combined to form a continuous and tight retaining wall or water retaining wall.
Unveiling the Galvanized Color Coated Coil Production Line: A Technological Journey from Steel Coil to "Color Armor"
In building roofs, home appliance panels, and even modern art installations, colorful galvanized coated coils are becoming representatives of industrial aesthetics. How was this material that combines anti-corrosion and decorative properties born
Channel steel: the backbone of buildings for multiple applications. Material and model selection guide
Channel steel is a long strip of steel with a groove shaped cross-section cast from ordinary carbon steel or low-alloy steel.
The difference, advantages and disadvantages and application scope of I-beam and H-beam
I-beams:The wing edge is thick inside and thin outside, with a certain slope (usually 14%), and the cross-section is in the shape of an "I".
H-beam:The wing edges are equally thick and parallel, with a cross-section in an "H" shape and edges at right angles.