Steel Channel

Steel channels are structural components often used in construction and engineering projects. They are characterized by their U-shaped cross-section, which provides excellent strength and stability for various applications. Steel channels are primarily used to support loads, provide structural reinforcement, and serve as a framework in buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure. They can be made from different types of steel, including carbon and stainless steel, offering varying levels of durability and resistance to corrosion. Their versatility makes them suitable for use in both load-bearing and non-load-bearing applications in sectors such as manufacturing, automotive, and construction.