HEA/HEB
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Favorable price and good quality Chinese supplier H-shaped steel
The characteristics of H-shaped steel mainly include high strength, good stability and excellent bending resistance. Its cross-section is “H” shaped, which can effectively disperse the force and is suitable for structures that bear larger loads. The manufacturing process of H-shaped steel makes it have better weldability and processability, and facilitates on-site construction. In addition, H-shaped steel is light in weight and high in strength, which can reduce the weight of the building and improve the economy and safety of the structure. It is widely used in fields such as construction, bridges and machinery manufacturing, and has become an indispensable material in modern engineering.
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ASTM A572 S235jr Grade 50 150X150 W30X132 Wide Flange Ipe 270 Ipe 300 Heb 260 Hea 200 Construction H Beam
The wide flange H beam is a structural steel beam with a wide flange that provides increased strength and durability. It is commonly used in construction and engineering projects for supporting heavy loads and providing structural stability. The H shape of the beam allows for greater flexibility in design and construction applications.
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High Quality h16 x 101 150x150x7x10 Q235 Q345b Hot Rolled IPE HEA HEB EN H-Shaped Steel
HEA, HEB, and HEM are designations for European standard IPE (I-beam) sections.
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EN H-Shaped Steel Heb And Hea Beam Welded H Steel
EN H-Shaped Steel are designations for European standard IPE (I-beam) sections.
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China Factory H Beams ASTM A36 A572 Hot Rolled H Section Galvanized H Steel Beam Column In Stock
HEA is a type of steel with a cross-sectional shape identical to the English letter “H”, also known as wide flange I-beam, universal steel beam or parallel flange I-beam.
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Supplier Hot Selling Q355b Low Alloy 16mn S275jr 152X152 Low Carbon Steel H-shaped Steel Hot Rolled H-shaped Steel
The characteristics of H-shaped steel mainly include high strength, good stability and excellent bending resistance. Its cross-section is “H” shaped, which can effectively disperse the force and is suitable for structures that bear larger loads. The manufacturing process of H-shaped steel makes it have better weldability and processability, and facilitates on-site construction. In addition, H-shaped steel is light in weight and high in strength, which can reduce the weight of the building and improve the economy and safety of the structure. It is widely used in fields such as construction, bridges and machinery manufacturing, and has become an indispensable material in modern engineering.
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H Beam ASTM A36 Hot Rolled Welding Universal Beam Q235B Q345E I Beam 16Mn Channel Steel Galvanized H Steel Structure Steel
The characteristics of H-shaped steel mainly include high strength, good stability and excellent bending resistance. Its cross-section is “H” shaped, which can effectively disperse the force and is suitable for structures that bear larger loads. The manufacturing process of H-shaped steel makes it have better weldability and processability, and facilitates on-site construction. In addition, H-shaped steel is light in weight and high in strength, which can reduce the weight of the building and improve the economy and safety of the structure. It is widely used in fields such as construction, bridges and machinery manufacturing, and has become an indispensable material in modern engineering.
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ASTM A36 HEA HEB IPE H Beams I Beams for Building /H Shaped Steel Structure with (St37-2) (USt37-2) (RSt37-2) A570 Gr.A Grade
H beam channel steel is a type of steel with a cross-section shaped like the letter “H”; it is considered an economical structural steel profile. It is named after its “H” shape. Compared to I-beams, H-beams have wider flanges and thinner webs, resulting in superior cross-sectional performance, allowing them to withstand greater loads while using less steel material.
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H-type Steel Beam Hea/heb/Ipe Type Steel Beam Section Beam European Standard H Beam
HEB steel is a type of B-profile H-beam manufactured according to European standards. Its cross-section is an “H” shape, consisting of parallel flanges and a vertical web. With thicker flanges and a wider web, it offers high strength and load-bearing capacity, effectively resisting bending moments and shear forces. It also exhibits excellent bending and vibration resistance, as well as good weldability. Standardized production facilitates procurement and construction. The material is typically ordinary structural carbon steel or low-alloy high-strength structural steel, such as S235, S275, and S355, conforming to EN 10025 standards. Available in heights from 100mm to 1000mm, with varying flange widths, web thicknesses, and flange thicknesses, it is widely used in construction projects (such as high-rise buildings, load-bearing beams and columns in factories), bridge construction (main beams and supporting structures), steel structures (factory frames, crane beams), and mechanical manufacturing (machine frames, support structures), providing robust support for high-load, large-span structures.
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HEA HEB H Beam Profile Structural Carbon Steel H Iron Beam
The characteristics of H-shaped steel mainly include high strength, good stability and excellent bending resistance. Its cross-section is “H” shaped, which can effectively disperse the force and is suitable for structures that bear larger loads. The manufacturing process of H-shaped steel makes it have better weldability and processability, and facilitates on-site construction. In addition, H-shaped steel is light in weight and high in strength, which can reduce the weight of the building and improve the economy and safety of the structure. It is widely used in fields such as construction, bridges and machinery manufacturing, and has become an indispensable material in modern engineering.
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HEA HEB HEM H Beam H Shaped Steel Beam – European Wide Flange Beams
HEA, HEB, and HEM are designations for European standard IPE (I-beam) sections.
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Premium Q235 Galvanized Steel H Beams HEA HEB for Structural Use
H Beam has strong bending resistance, and the two surfaces of its flanges are parallel to each other, making connection, processing and installation easier. Under the same cross-sectional load, the hot-rolled H-steel structure is 15%-20% lighter than the traditional steel structure. It can be processed into T-shaped steel and honeycomb beams and combined to form various cross-sectional forms to meet engineering design and production requirements.