Cprofiel
Cprofiel, also known as a C-profile or C-channel, is a structural element with a cross‑section in the shape of the letter C. The profile comprises a central web and two parallel flanges that extend at right angles, creating an open channel. This geometry provides good bending stiffness about the web and convenient points for connections, such as bolts or welds.
Cprofiles are most commonly made of steel, including mild steel or structural steel, but variants exist in
In many regions, dimensions are standardized and expressed as depth × flange width × thickness. C-profiles are
Common uses include framing for buildings and equipment, support members in trailers and railings, machine guards,