Steel Angle
Steel angle is one of the most widely used structural sections, produced in L-shape, and applied to strengthen corners, columns, and steel frames. Due to its easy installation and high strength, it is extensively used in construction and metal industries.
Key Features of Steel Angles
L-shape with equal or unequal legs.
High resistance to bending and pressure.
Easy welding, cutting, and drilling.
Produced in different lengths and sizes (usually 6 to 12 meters).
Types of Steel Angles
Equal Angle: Both legs have the same length, most commonly used type.
Unequal Angle: Legs with different lengths, suitable for special applications.
Standard IPE or DIN Angle: Produced according to European and local standards.
Production Process of Steel Angles
Hot or cold rolling of steel plates or billets.
Shaping into L-section with dimensional accuracy.
Cutting into standard lengths and packaging.
Applications of Steel Angles
Reinforcement of corners and steel frames in buildings.
Manufacturing of columns, trusses, and industrial skeletons.
Construction of industrial equipment, bases, and light structures.
Use in bridge construction and metal railings.
Key Points for Purchasing Steel Angles
Production Standards: DIN, EN, or ISIRI depending on project needs.
Thickness and leg length: According to engineering calculations and Stahle tables.
Surface quality: Free from rust, cracks, or distortion.
Type of Angle: Equal or unequal depending on the application.