C-shaped steel is a building material automatically formed by a C-shaped steel forming machine. The forming process includes nine steps, such as feeding, leveling, and forming, with advanced equipment used for punching and cutting.
This product includes over twenty types, such as galvanized C-shaped steel, hot-dip galvanized cable tray C-shaped steel, and glass slot C-shaped steel. It is available in five height specifications: 80, 100, 120, 140, and 160 mm, with lengths typically not exceeding 12 meters. It is mainly used for purlins and wall beams in steel structure buildings, and can be combined to form lightweight roof trusses and brackets. It is also used for structural components such as columns and beams in machinery manufacturing.
