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ASTM Customized Galvanized Profile Steel Factory Outlet H100*100*5*8 H200*100*6*9 I&H-Beam BIS GS Welding Cutting H Section Beam

ASTM Customized Galvanized Profile Steel Factory Outlet H100*100*5*8 H200*100*6*9 I&H-Beam BIS GS Welding Cutting H Section Beam

H Beam I Beam A36、St37、St52,16Mn,S235J0、S235J2,S235JR,S355JR,S355,S355J0SS440,SM400A,SM400BQ195,Q235B,Q355B H beam section Structural steel sections for construction

Product description: 

 

A beam is a structural element that supports a building or structure. It can be either primary support or secondary support and is generally used to bear a load from some other member, such as a foundation or the outer walls.

Beams are classified by their shapes (I-beams, L-beams, box beams) and sizes (2×4, 2×6). They’re also classified by their material and how they’re attached to the structure of the building. Beams are generally made from wood, steel or concrete. In addition to these materials, some beams can be made with bamboo or balsa wood as well.

Beams are often used when constructing buildings because they allow for easy installation of wiring and piping without having to worry about overworking any one part of the building too much.

The inner and outer sides of the flange of H-shaped steel are parallel or nearly parallel, and the end of the flange is at right angles, so it is named parallel flange I-beam. The web thickness of H-shaped steel is smaller than that of ordinary I-beam with the same height as the web, and the flange width is larger than that of ordinary I-beam with the same height as the web, so it is also called wide edge I-beam. Determined by the shape, the section modulus, inertia moment and corresponding strength of H-beam are obviously better than those of ordinary I-beam with the same single weight. When used in metal structures with different requirements, it shows its superior performance in terms of bending moment, pressure load and eccentric load. It can greatly improve the bearing capacity and save 10% ~ 40% of metal compared with ordinary I-beam. H-shaped steel has wide flange, thin web, many specifications and flexible use. It can save 15% ~ 20% of metal when used in various truss structures. Because the inner and outer sides of the flange are parallel and the edge ends are at right angles, it is convenient to assemble and assemble various components, which can save about 25% of the welding and riveting workload, greatly accelerate the construction speed of the project and shorten the construction period.

 

Material A36、St37、St52,16Mn,S235J0、S235J2,S235JR,S355JR,S355,S355J0SS440,SM400A,SM400BQ195,Q235B,Q355B,
Production Range A572,GR50,GR60,SS540H100*100-H400*400H150*75 -H900*300
Standard ASTM A36;ASTM A6(W);ASTM A6(S);JIS 3192;JIS 3136;EN10034;EN10163;EN10025-2;AS/NZS3679.1;
Length 6m, 9m, 12m or as customer requirement
Technology Hot rolled,welded
Surface Galvanized, paint;or as your request
Supply ability 2000Ton/day
Business type Manufacturer
Certification: ISO, SGS,BV
Application widely used in building structure and engineering construction, such as room beam,ship beam, industrial furnace, etc.
Loading port any port in China
Packing standard export packing or as your requirement
Payment Terms T/T, L/C at sight,West Union,D/P,D/A,Paypal
Brand name

WISDOM STEEL

Products name hot rolled H-beam  hot dipped galvanized structural steel h beam Welded H steel beam section profile
Material Q235B, Q345B, Q255, Q275, SS400, A36, SM400A, St37-2, SA283Gr, S235JR, S235J0, S235J2
Standard

ASTM, AISI, JIS, GB, DIN, EN

length

6M, 12M, or As required

price terms FOB, CRF, CIF, EXW all acceptable
Packing Carbon steel is bare packaging; Other material is standard export packing (inside: water proof paper, outside:steel covered with
strips and pallets).
Country of Origin CHINA
European standard I-beam theoretical weight specification table
Specification height width web thickness wing thickness theoretical weight
IPE80 80 46 3.8 5.2 6
IPE100 100 55 4.1 5.7 8.1
IPE120 120 64 4.4 6.3 10.4
IPE140 140 73 4.7 6.9 12.9
IPE160 160 82 5 7.4 15.8
IPE180 180 91 5.3 8 18.8
IPE200 200 100 5.6 8.5 22.4
IPE220 220 110 5.9 9.2 26.2
IPE240 240 120 6.2 9.8 30.7
IPE270 270 135 6.6 10.2 36.1
IPE300 300 150 7.1 10.7 42.2
IPE330 330 160 7.5 11.5 49.1
IPE360 360 170 8 12.7 57.1
IPE400 400 180 8.6 13.5 66.3
IPE450 450 190 9.4 14.6 77.6
IPE500 500 200 10.2 16 90.7
IPE550 550 210 11.1 17.2 106
IPE600 600 220 12 19 122

H Steam
H-section steel is a kind of economical section and high-efficiency section with more optimized cross-sectional area distribution and more reasonable strength-to-weight ratio. It is named because its section is the same as the English letter “H”. Since the various parts of the H-shaped steel are arranged at right angles, the H-shaped steel has the advantages of strong bending resistance, simple construction, cost saving and light structure in all directions.

HE-B steel beam, also called H-beam. The H-beam is square with equal height and width.
The construction provides the beam with great strength and rigidity. The form of the beam prevents bending of the transverse parts.

A steal beam is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. However, it will rust over time, when it is exposed to the humidity of the air. Therefore, it rusts faster outdoor. If you would like to encourage the corrosion process, water can be added.
The steel H-steel beam can be used for enforcement of tiers of beams, poles, a bearer over a door or window, etc.

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Pipe Type:Structural H Beam,H Beam ,H section,Carbon Steel H-beam,Stainless Steel H-beam,

Galvanized H Beam,Aluminum H Beam,Alloy H Beam,Wide Flange Beam,High-Spec H-Beams,Patterned H-Beams

Size:100*50-700*300mm

Web Thickness:5-16mm

Web Width:50–300mm

Flange Thickness:4.5-23mm

Flange Width:50-400mm

Length:1-12m or as customer request

Standard:AISI,ASTM,DIN,JIS,GB ,JIS,SUS,EN,BS ISO.etc

Shape:H Channel/I Channel

Technique:Hot rolled/Cold Rolled/Galvanized

Edge:Mill Edge/ Silt Edge

Surface Treatment:Hot Dip Galvanized, Painting or Black.

Application:Construction,Decoration,Ship,Medical Equipment,Machinery,Mechanical&manufacture,Steel structure,Shipbuilding,Bridging, Automobile chassis

Steel Grade:
1015,1020,1035,1045,1055,1060,1213,1140,1215,9255,9262,1039,1025,1335,1330,1050,1095,

4520,2515,3135,3415,3310,9840,8620,8740,4340,5015,5132,5140,5115,5155,4130,4137,4135,4140,

4142,6150,Ck10,Ck15,Ck22,Ck25,Ck30,Ck35,Ck40,Ck45,Ck50, 30Mn4,40Mn4 12Cr1MoV Cr5Mo

15CrMo 30CrMo 40CrMo 20SiMn 12Cr1MoVG 20CrNiMo 15CrMoG A3642CrMo 40CrNiMoA 50CrV

 

Stainless steel H-beam:

Length:1-12m or as customer’s request
height:100-1000mm
Width:100-407mm
Thickness:4.0mm-35mm
Tolerance:±0.05mm
Standard:AISI,ASTM,DIN,JIS,GB ,JIS,SUS,EN,etc
Technique:Hot rolled / cold rolled
Surface Treatment:No.1/No.3/No.4/HL/1D/8K
Material:201, 202, 301, 302, 303, 304, 304L, 304H, 310S, 316, 316L, 317L, 321,310S,309S, 410, 410S,420, 430, 431, 440A,904L
Application:Mechanical&manufacture,Steel structure,Shipbuilding,Bridging, Automobile chassis

Carbon Steel H-beam:

Height:100-900mm
Width:50-400mm
Web thickness:5-30mm
Flange thickness:7-40mm
Standard:ASTM,AISI,JIS,DIN,EN,BS
Processing Type:Cutting, bending,stamping,welding,cnc machining
Cutting Type :Laser cutting;water-jet cutting;flame cutting
Surface Treatment:1),Bared2),Black painted (varnish coating)3),Galvanized4),With oiled-covered
Application:Construction,Decoration,Ship,Medical Equipment,Machinery,etc
Technique:Hot Rolled    Edge:Mill Edge/ Silt Edge
Grade:1015,1020,1035,1045,1055,1060,1213,1140,1215,9255,9262,1039,1025,1335,1330,1050,1095,

4520,2515,3135,3415,3310,9840,8620,8740,4340,5015,5132,5140,5115,5155,4130,4137,4135,4140,

4142,6150,Ck10,Ck15,Ck22,Ck25,Ck30,Ck35,Ck40,Ck45,Ck50, 30Mn4,40Mn4 12Cr1MoV Cr5Mo

15CrMo 30CrMo 40CrMo 20SiMn 12Cr1MoVG 20CrNiMo 15CrMoG A3642CrMo 40CrNiMoA 50CrV

Sepcification

Wide Flange Series

Classification
(Height × Flange width)
Standard cross-section
dimensions (mm)
Cross-sectional
area(cm3
Unit mass
(kg/m)
H×B t1 t2 r
100×100 *100×100

6

8

8

21.59 16.9
125×125 125×125

6.5

9

8

30.00 23.6
150×150 150×150

7

10

8

39.65 31.1
175×175 175×175

7.5

11

13

51.43 40.4
200×200 200×200
*200×204

8
12

12
12

13
13

63.53
71.53
49.9
56.2
250×250 *244×252
250×250
*250×255

11
9
14

11
14
14

13
13
13

81.31
91.43
103.9
63.8
71.8
81.6
300×300 *294×302
300×300
*300×305

12
10
15

12
15
15

13
13
13

106.3
118.5
133.4
83.4
93.0
105.0
350×350 *344×348
*344×354
350×350

10
16
12

16
16
19

13
13
13

144.0
164.6
171.9
113.0
129.0
135.0
400×400 400×400

13

21

22

218.7 172.0

 

Classification
(Height × Flange width)
Reference
Second moment
of area(cm4)
Radius of gyration
of area(cm)
Section
modulus(cm3)
lx ly ix iy zx zy
100×100 378 134 4.18 2.49 75.6 26.7
125×125 839 293 5.29 3.13 134.0 46.9
150×150 1,620 563 6.40 3.77 216.0 75.1
175×175 2,900 984 7.50 4.37 331.0 112.0
200×200 4,720
4,980
1,600
1,700
8.62
8.35
5.02
4.88
472.0
498.0
160.0
167.0
250×250 8,700
10,700
11,400
2,940
3,650
3,880
10.30
10.80
10.50
6.01
6.32
6.11
713.0
860.0
912.0
233.0
292.0
304.0
300×300 16,600
20,200
21,300
5,510
6,750
7,100
12.50
13.10
12.60
7.20
7.55
7.30
1,130.0
1,350.0
1,420.0
365.0
450.0
466.0
350×350 32,800
34,900
39,800
11,200
11,800
13,600
15.10
14.60
15.20
8.84
8.48
8.89
1,910.0
2,030.0
2,280.0
646.0
669.0
776.0
400×400 66,600 22,400 17.50 10.10 3,330.0 1,120.0

Medium Flange Series

Classification
(Height × Flange width)
Standard cross-section
dimensions(mm)
Cross-sectional
area(cm3
Unit mass
(kg/m)
H×B t1 t2 r
200×150 194×150

6

9

8

38.11 29.9
250×175 244×175

7

11

13

55.49 43.6
300×200 294×200

8

12

13

71.05 55.8
350×250 340×250

9

14

13

99.53 78.1
400×300 390×300

10

16

13

133.30 105
450×300 440×300

11

18

13

153.90 121
500×300 482×300
488×300

11
11

15
18

13
13

141.2
159.2
111
125
600×300 582×300
588×300
594×302

12
12
14

17
20
23

13
13
13

169.20
187.20
217.10
133
147
170
700×300 692×300
700×300

13
13

20
24

18
18

207.50
231.50
163
182
800×300 792×300
800×300

14
14

22
26

18
18

239.50
263.50
188
207
900×300 *890×299
900×300
*912×302

15
16
18

23
28
34

18
18
18

266.90
305.80
360.10
210
240
283

 

Classification
(Height × Flange width)
Reference
Second moment
of area(cm4)
Radius of gyration
of area(cm)
Section
modulus(cm3)
lx ly ix iy zx zy
200×150 2,630 507 8.30 3.65 271 67.6
250×175 6,040 984 10.40 4.21 495 112
300×200 11,100 1,600 12.50 4.75 756 160
350×250 21,200 3,650 14.60 6.05 1,250 292
400×300 37,900 7,200 16.90 7.35 1,940 480
450×300 54,700 8,110 18.90 7.26 2,490 540
500×300 58,300
68,900
6,760
8,110
20.30
20.80
6.92
7.14
2,420
2,820
450
540
600×300 98,900
114,000
134,000
7,660
9,010
10,600
24.20
24.70
24.80
6.73
6.94
6.98
3,400
3,890
4,500
511
601
700
700×300 168,000
197,000
9,020
10,800
28.50
29.20
6.59
6.83
4,870
5,640
601
721
800×300 248,000
286,000
9,920
11,700
32.20
33.00
6.44
6.67
6,270
7,160
661
781
900×300 339,000
404,000
491,000
10,300
12,600
15,700
35.60
36.40
36.90
6.20
6.43
6.59
7,610
8,990
10,800
687
842
1.040

Narrow Flange Series

Classification
(Height × Flange width)
Standard cross-section
dimensions(mm)
Cross-sectional
area(cm3
Unit mass
(kg/m)
H×B t1 t2 r
200×100 *198×99
200×100

4.5
5.5

7
8

8
8

22.69
26.67
17.8
20.9
250×125 248×124
250×125

5
6

8
9

8
8

31.99
36.97
25.1
29.0
300×150 298×149
300×150

5.5
6.5

8
9

13
13

40.80
46.78
32.0
36.7
350×175 346×174
350×175

6
7

9
11

13
13

52.45
62.91
41.2
49.4
400×200 396×199
400×200

7
8

11
13

13
13

71.41
83.37
56.1
65.4
450×200 446×199
450×200

8
9

12
14

13
13

82.97
95.43
65.1
74.9
500×200 496×199
500×200
*506×201

9
10
11

14
16
19

13
13
13

99.29
112.30
129.30
77.9
88.2
102.0
600×200 596×199
600×200
*606×201

10
11
12

15
17
20

13
13
13

117.80
131.70
149.80
92.5
103.0
118.0

 

Classification
(Height × Flange width)
Reference
Second moment
of area(cm4)
Radius of gyration
of area(cm)
Section
modulus(cm3)
lx ly ix iy zx zy
200×100 1,540
1,810
113
134
8.25
8.23
2.24
2.24
156
181
22.9
26.7
250×125 3,450
3,960
255
294
10.40
10.40
2.82
2.82
278
317
41.1
47.0
300×150 6,320
7,210
442
508
12.40
12.40
3.29
3.29
424
481
59.3
67.7
350×175 11,000
13,500
791
984
14.50
14.60
3.88
3.96
638
771
91.0
112.0
400×200 19,800
23,500
1,450
1,740
16.60
16.80
4.50
4.56
999
1.170
145.0
174.0
450×200 28,100
32,900
1,580
1,870
18.40
18.60
4.36
4.43
1,260
1,460
159.0
187.0
500×200 40,800
46,800
55,500
1,840
2,140
2,580
20.30
20.40
20.70
4.31
4.36
4.46
1,650
1,870
2,190
185.0
214.0
256.0
600×200 66,600
75,600
88,300
1,980
2,270
2,720
23.80
24.00
24.30
4.10
4.16
4.26
2,240
2,520
2,910
199.0
227.0
270.0

High-Spec H-Beams

Standard Type code Chemical composition Unit:(%) Unit:(%)
Spec code C
(max.)
Si
(max.)
Mn P
(max.)
S
(max.)
Cu
(max.)
Cr*6
(max.)
Sn
(max.)
Ceq Pcm
JIS G 3101

SS400

0.050

0.050

YHS-SS400

0.20

0.35

0.80 or lower

0.030

0.015

0.40

0.25

0.040

0.36
or lower

JIS G 3136

SN400B

0.20

0.35

0.60 – 1.40

0.030

0.015

0.36
or lower

(0.26 or lower) *4

YHS-SN400B

0.20

0.35

0.60 – 1.40

0.030

0.015

0.40

0.25

0.040

0.36
or lower

0.26 or lower

JIS G 3106

SM490A

0.20

0.55

1.65 or lower

0.035

0.035

YHS-SM490A

0.18

0.40

1.50 or lower

0.030

0.013

0.40

0.25

0.035

0.44
or lower

0.29 or lower

JIS G 3136

SN490B

0.18

0.55

1.60 or lower

0.030

0.015

0.44
or lower

(0.29 or lower) *4

YHS-SN490B

0.18

0.40

1.50 or lower

0.030

0.013

0.40

0.25

0.035

0.44
or lower

0.29 or lower

 

 

Standard Type code Mechanical properties Shape/
Dimensional
standard
Product’s internal
properties
Spec code Yield point *1
(N/mm2
Tensile
strength
Yield
ratio *2
Elongation(%) Impact
value(0℃)*3
Steel
thickness(mm)
(N/mm2 (N/mm2 (%) Steel
thickness(mm)
(%) (J)
JIS G 3101

SS400

t≦16

245
or higher

400 – 510

5<t≦16

17
or higher

JIS G 3192

16<t≦40

235
or higher

16<t≦50

21
or higher

YHS-SS400

245 – 355

400 – 510

21 or higher

27
or higher

JIS G 3136

SN400B

6≦t<12

235
or higher

400 – 510

80
or lower

6≦t≦16

18
or higher

27
or higher

JIS G 3136

12≦t≦40

235 – 355

16<t≦50

22
or higher

YHS-SN400B

235 – 355

400 – 510

80
or lower

22 or higher

70
or higher

*5
JIS G 3106

SM490A

t≦16

325
or higher

490 – 610

5<t≦16

17
or higher

JIS G 3192

16<t≦40

315
or higher

16<t≦50

21
or higher

YHS-SM490A

325 – 445

490~610

80
or lower

21 or higher

70
or higher

*5
JIS G 3136

SN490B

6≦t<12

325
or higher

490 – 610

80
or lower

6≦t≦16

17
or higher

27
or higher

JIS G 3136

12≦t≦40

325 – 445

16<t≦50

21
or higher

YHS-SN490B

325 – 445

490 – 610

80
or lower

21 or higher

100
or higher

*5

 

Patterned H-Beams

Deck type Surface pattern Name Material type
Yamato Deck

Circular dot pattern

YDB(Yamato Deck Beam)

SM490A type

General Deck

Grid pattern

YSB(Yamato Striped Beam)

 

◆Cross-section dimensions, cross-sectional area, unit mass and characteristics
Name Cross-section dimensions(mm) Cross-sectional
area(cm2
Unit mass
(kg/m)
H×B t1 t2 r

YDB

191.5×197 5.8 7.8(8.2) 13 44.27 34.7

YSB

196×197 6 8 13 47.39 37.2

 

Name Second moment of
area(cm4)
Radius of gyration
of area(cm)
Section modulus
(cm3)
lx ly ix iy zx zy

YDB

3,120 1,040 8.40 4.85 322 106

YSB

3,408 1,165 8.48 4.96 348 118

 

◆Chemical composition
(Chemical composition and mechanical properties are the same for YDB and YSB)
C Si Mn P S
0.20% or lower 0.55% or lower 1.65% or lower 0.035% or lower 0.035% or lower

 

◆Mechanical properties
Yield point and proof strength Tensile strength Elongation
325N/mm2 or higher 490~610N/mm2 17% or higher

Production Process

H-Beam and I-Beam: Applications

H-Beams and I-beams are very similar, but they have different applications. If you’re interested in using either of them for your next project, here’s what you need to know:

  • The best way to determine which beam is best for your project is to consult a professional. H-beams are better suited to support the load of the floor and roof over longer distances, while i-beams are better suited to support the weight of a wall or column.
  • If you do decide on an H-beam or an I-beam, note that these beams have different minimum spans; this means that if your space has a large span (i.e., it’s long), then an I-beam may not be right for it because it requires more material than other designs.

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