Key Features of Steel Beams

• High resistance to pressure and lateral loads

• Long lifespan and durability in industrial and construction environments

• Easy cutting, welding, and bending

• Produced according to national and international standards

• Widely used in building frames, bridges, and civil engineering projects

Types and Shapes of Steel Beams

Steel beams are produced in various cross-sectional shapes depending on flange width, web thickness, and application:

• IPE Beam: Standard I-shaped section with equal flanges, commonly used in light construction

• IPB / H-Beam: H-shaped section with wide flanges for higher load-bearing capacity

• INP Beam: I-shaped section with narrow flanges, suitable for industrial structures

• C-Channel Beam: C-shaped profile for specialized applications and light frameworks

• T-Beam: T-shaped section, often used in bridges and precast concrete floors

• Cellular Beam: I-shaped beams with circular openings to reduce weight and increase design flexibility

Applications of Steel Beams in Various Industries

• Construction Industry: Used in building frames, floors, and columns

• Bridge and Infrastructure Projects: Provides high load capacity and efficient force distribution

• Industrial Structures: Used in factories, warehouses, and large-scale steel structures

• Civil Engineering Projects: Combined with other metallic sections for enhanced structural strength

• Precast and Modular Structures: Flexible design and fast implementation of projects

Advantages of Using High-Quality Steel Beams

• Increased structural safety and strength

• Reduced maintenance and repair costs

• Extended lifespan and reduced material waste

• High flexibility in design and implementation for construction projects