Acélprofilokat

Acélprofilokat, also known as steel profiles, are standardized sections of steel used in construction and engineering. They are produced by rolling hot or cold steel billets between rollers to achieve the desired shape. The most common types of steel profiles include:

I-beams: These profiles have a distinctive I or H shape, with a vertical web and two horizontal flanges. They are widely used in construction for beams and girders due to their strength and efficiency in supporting loads.

Angle profiles: These profiles have two equal legs joined at a right angle. They are commonly used in corner bracing and as reinforcing elements in concrete structures.

Channel profiles: Similar to angles, channel profiles have two legs joined at a right angle, but one leg is longer than the other. They are used in various applications, including structural supports and brackets.

T-beams: These profiles have a horizontal top and a vertical web. They are used in flooring and roofing systems, as well as in other applications where a flat surface is required.

Round profiles: These profiles have a circular cross-section and are used in applications where a round shape is required, such as in pipe fittings and supports.

Steel profiles are available in various sizes and grades, depending on the application requirements. They are typically produced using hot-rolled or cold-rolled processes, with hot-rolled profiles being more economical and cold-rolled profiles offering better precision and surface quality. Steel profiles are widely used in construction, manufacturing, and other industries due to their strength, durability, and versatility.