Steel Beam

Beams are structural elements that support building loads and transfer them to vertical support components such as columns or walls. Their main function is to withstand bending and shear forces, which is why materials with high tensile strength, like steel, are required.

Due to their durability, flawless finish, cost-effectiveness, weldability, strength, and ease of galvanization, these profiles are used in structures such as floor beams, columns, trusses, structural joists, roof and floor purlins, rails, truck platforms and railings, roofs, and slabs.

Beams are produced in accordance with ASTM A6, A36, and A572 standards, and are available in grades 36 and 50 ksi.

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A product with an H-shaped cross-section, obtained through hot rolling. It is mainly used in metal structures such as floor beams and machinery.

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I

I-beams can be either rolled or welded. Rolled beams are more economical and are generally capable of supporting heavier loads. Welded beams

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U

A product with a U-shaped cross-section, obtained through hot rolling. It is used in the manufacturing of

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WF

Widely used in the civil construction industry, including in metal structures, bridges, columns, roofs, and floors. These elements support structural loads and

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