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I-Beams / H-Beams

I-Beams / H-Beams
Structural Steel

I-BEAMS / H-BEAMS

A steel beam is a structural steel product that is made to support heavy loads.

I-Beams / H-Beams

Steel beams for heavy load support.

A steel beam is a structural steel product that is made to support heavy loads.

Steel beams come in different sizes and types, hence their different applications in the construction of structures and buildings.

Beams made up of high-quality raw materials add to the aesthetics of the construction design. Beams are represented by dimensions of Web & Flange and they primarily carry vertical gravitational forces.

Beam Types

I-Beams / H-Beams Steel Sections

I-Beam

These steel beams are shaped like the capital letter 'I', just as the name implies.

Narrow Parallel Beam

Narrow Parallel Flange Beam is widely used in the construction industry.

These are doubly symmetric shapes; generally used as beams whose inside flange surfaces are substantially parallel.

Beams shall be designated by nominal depth and nominal flange width and mass of the section in kg/m.

Product Range

I-Beam / H-Beam Product Range

Product Size Grade
I Beam 100 x 50 mm to 600 x 210 mm IS 2062
H Beam 100 x 116 mm to 300 x 300 mm IS 2062

I-Beam / H-Beam Specification

Size (mm) Weight (Kgs. per Feet) Weight (Kgs. per Mtr)
100X50 2.432 7.979
125X70 4.023 13.199
150X75 4.571 14.997
150X80 4.420 14.505
175X85 5.943 19.499
200X100 7.893 25.400
250X125 11.612 38.099
300X140 14.782 48.500
350X140 16.125 52.906
400X140 19.080 62.601
450X150 22.280 73.100
500X180 26.730 87.700
600X210 37.370 122.600
Applications

Steel beams for construction applications.

Steel beams come in different sizes and types, hence their different applications in the construction of structures and buildings.

Beams made up of high-quality raw materials add to the aesthetics of the construction design.

Structural Support

A steel beam is a structural steel product that is made to support heavy loads.

Beams are represented by dimensions of Web & Flange and they primarily carry vertical gravitational forces.