H/U/I Beam

H/U/I Beams: Strong, Versatile Structural Steel

U Beam (Channel or C Beam)
The U beam, with its U-shaped cross-section, is commonly used in construction and automobile manufacturing. Made from high-strength carbon structural steel, it’s known for excellent weldability and durability, making it ideal for building structures and bridges.

H Beams & I Beams
Both H and I beams are structural steel components widely used in construction for their high strength and ease of use. The main difference lies in their cross-section:

H Beams: Wide flanges and thick webs, designed to handle both bending and shear stresses in large-span applications.

I Beams: Narrower flanges, optimized for smaller-scale applications where weight and space are crucial.

Both beams feature a flange (horizontal part) that resists bending and a web (vertical part) that resists shear stresses.

Advantages

High Strength for heavy-duty applications

Efficient Construction due to prefabrication

Durable and Weldable for easy assembly and long-term performance

Versatile across industries like construction, automotive, and infrastructure

Applications

Building and Bridge Construction

Heavy-Duty Trailers

Automobile Manufacturing

Industrial and Structural Supports

H, U, and I beams provide reliable strength, flexibility, and efficiency for a wide range of engineering projects.