Steel Beams, Channel, Angle & Rebar Supplier

I-Beams

I-Beams are among the most common structural steel products and are integral for both horizontal and vertical support structures. I-Beams feature three separate parts, the parallel sides of an I-Beam are known as the flanges while the center connective element is referred to as the web. 

Junior Beams

While lighter in weight than the more robust I-Beam, Junior Beams are a structural steel material primarily used to support loads applied from the opposite axis in relation to the web of the beam, or center. 

Wide Flange Beams

Wide Flange Beams, or W-Beams, offer wider flanges than I-Beams and can more easily distribute load as a result. Wide Flange Beams are frequently used as additional reinforcement for bridges and industrial structures thanks to their increased strength-to-weight ratio over a square beam or standard I-Beam. 

Structural Channels

Structural Channels feature a c-shaped construction with a wider angle of attachment between the flanges and central web. Structural Channels are used in support of main beams to provide additional bracing support or frame construction. 

Ship & Car Channels

Ship and car channels have the unique benefit of offering flanges that are generally thicker than the central web. This structural steel product was specifically developed for use in the construction of marine vessels or automobiles. 

Structural Angles

Structural steel angles add strength and stability to virtually any structure due to their versatility and numerous length or angle measurements. Steel angles can be used in the construction of walls and roofs or in smaller components such as brackets. 

Rebar

Rebar is vital to the construction industry can be used in standalone applications but is integral within poured concrete structures to provide supplemental tensile strength support.