C-Section Steel

C-section steel is a type of steel formed by cold rolling, with a C-shaped cross-section. It is generally processed from hot-rolled or cold-rolled steel plates through a cold bending process, and the production process can ensure high dimensional accuracy of the steel. C-section steel has a wide range of specifications, with different heights, widths and thicknesses, which can be flexibly customized according to actual engineering needs to adapt to diversified application scenarios.

Main Features

• Attractive Appearance: The C-shaped cross-sectional design gives it a relatively regular appearance with smooth lines, which can add a certain degree of aesthetics to the building.
• Easy Installation: Due to its regular shape, it is easy to connect and fix with other components during installation, resulting in high construction efficiency.
• High Strength: Although it is a thin-walled steel, its reasonable structural design gives it good bending and compression resistance, enabling it to bear a certain load.
• Light Weight: Compared with some traditional steel materials, C-section steel has a lighter self-weight, which can reduce the overall weight of the building and lower the foundation cost.
• Economical and Practical: On the premise of meeting engineering requirements, the manufacturing cost of C-section steel is relatively low, which can effectively save project cost.

Application Fields

Construction Industry: It is a commonly used material for building roof and wall purlins, providing stable support for roofs and walls; it can also be used for secondary structural components of steel structure buildings, such as support systems and frames.
Steel Structure Factories: In the construction of industrial factories, C-section steel can be used as purlins and wall beams of the factory building, building the structural framework of the factory building.
Warehousing and Logistics: Used in the manufacture of warehouse shelves, providing a solid support structure for goods storage.
Agricultural Field: In the construction of agricultural greenhouses, C-section steel can be used as the skeleton of the greenhouse, creating a good space environment for crop growth.