Steel Profile
Steel profile is one of the most widely used sections in the construction and building industry, produced in various shapes such as box sections, open sections (U and Z), and window/door frames. Due to its high strength, suitable weight, and weldability, it is an ideal choice for metal structures, windows and doors, and industrial projects.
Key Features of Steel Profile
Adequate mechanical strength and resistance to pressure and impact.
Easy welding and cutting capability.
Produced in various thicknesses and dimensions according to standards.
High durability against temperature changes and environmental conditions.
Types of Steel Profiles
Box Section Profile: Square or rectangular sections, widely used in metal structures and furniture industry.
Open Profiles: Includes U, Z, and C profiles, used in warehouses, roofing, and industrial equipment.
Door and Window Profile: For making metal door and window frames.
Industrial Profile: With higher thicknesses for heavy projects and machinery.
Steel Profile Production Process
Hot or cold rolling of steel sheets.
Shaping and welding (for welded profiles).
Cutting into standard lengths (usually 6 to 12 meters)
Applications of Steel Profiles
Construction of metal frameworks for buildings, warehouses, and sheds.
Manufacturing doors, windows, railings, and fences.
Automotive industry, industrial equipment, and machinery.
Production of metal furniture and urban infrastructure equipment.
Key Considerations When Buying Steel Profiles
Production standards: DIN, EN, or ISIRI according to project requirements.
Thickness and dimensions: in line with structural needs and engineering calculations.
Surface quality: free of rust and warping.
Type of production: welded or seamless depending on the application.