Structural Steel Channels
Structural Channels
Structural steel channels are long, narrow pieces of steel with a “C” or “U” shape. It is often used in construction and industrial applications. Some examples of steel channel being used are for supports in buildings and bridges, framing for window openings, and railing systems.
Bar Channels: These channels have a flat, narrow shape and are commonly used for framing, bracing, and supporting structures in construction.
Junior Stringer Channels: These channels are also known as stair stringer channels and are specifically designed for use in staircases.
Structural Channels: These channels are also referred to as C-channels or U-channels. They are often used in construction for framing and support beams.
Miscellaneous Channels: These channels have a variety of shapes and sizes and can include tapered channels, or channels with specific design features.



Available Grades
Bar Channels available in ASTM A-36
Junior Stringer Channels available in ASTM A-36 & A-572
Structural Channels available in
ASTM A-36, ASTM A-572, ASTM A-992 & ASTM A-588
A-709 & AASHTO M270 available upon request
Miscellaneous Channels available in ASTM A-36, ASTM A-572 & ASTM A-588
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