U Type Sheet Pile

Steel sheet piles are a type of steel with a lock. The cross section of steel sheet pile is a straight plate shape, a groove shape or a Z shape. Steel sheet piles are available in various sizes and interlocking forms.

Z type Sheet Pile

Z type sheet piles are produced in zigzag form and are usually driven in crimped or welded doubles. z type sheet piles are more widely used than U type piles in port construction and deep foundations because Z type sheets can have greater modulus and can be used as intermediate piles in tubular and HZ combination walls.

H Beam

An economic section shaped like the capital Latin letter H, also known as universal beam, wide flange (edge) I-beams or parallel flange I-beams. The cross-section of H-beams usually includes two parts, the web and the flange, also known as the waist and the edge.

I Beam

I-beam, also known as steel beam, is a long steel strip shaped like i-beam. I - steel ordinary I - steel and light I - steel. It is a steel section shaped like an I-beam.

Equal Or Unequal Angle Bar

Angle iron, commonly known as Angle iron, is a long strip of steel that is perpendicular to each other.

Channel

The channel steel is a long strip of steel with a groove shape and is a carbon structural steel for construction and machinery. Channel steel is a section steel with a complex section. Its cross-sectional shape is a groove shape. Channel steel is mainly used in building structures, curtain wall engineering, machinery and vehicle manufacturing.

Seamless Steel Tube/Pipe

Seamless pipe is a hollow section, no joints around the strip steel.

Spiral Seam Tube/Pipe

Spiral pipe, also known as spiral steel pipe or spiral welded pipe, is the low carbon structural steel or low alloy structural steel strip according to a certain Angle of the spiral line (called forming Angle) rolled into the tube blank, and then welded together, it can use a narrower strip to produce large diameter steel pipe.