Stainless Steel I Beam

Stainless steel I-beam is a kind of "I"-shaped cross-section steel. The inner surface of the upper and lower flanges has an inclination, usually 1:6, which makes the flange thin on the outside and thick on the inside. This causes the stainless steel I-beam to be in two main planes. The cross-sectional properties of steel are very different, and it is difficult to exert the strength properties of steel in applications. Although stainless steel thickened I-beams are also available in the I-beam market, the structure of the I-beam has determined that its torsional resistance is weak.

Made of austenitic, duplex and Lean Duplex steel grades stainless steel profiles and beams are built for challenging conditions. For the building and construction industry, their fire resistance properties make them an attractive choice for structures – without a need for coating.

In highly corrosive environments, duplex and Lean Duplex beams and profiles provide superior general corrosion resistance, pitting resistance and intergranular corrosion resistance.

We offer welded I-beams in standard or custom sizes, both in metric and imperial sizes.

I-beams

Welded I-beams IPE, HEB, HEA according to DIN 1025.

Dimension range:

Height H: 100-500 mm

Flange width B: 100-300 mm

Web thickness Tw: 5-12 mm

Flange thickness Tf: 6-20 mm (Duplex max. 15 mm)

Standard length: 6 m

U- and L -profiles

Press braked U-profiles up to 1000x250x20 mm (HxBxT)

Dimension range:

Height H: 120-1000 mm

Width B: 60-500 mm

Thickness T: 5-20 mm

Length L: 3-6 mm (Duplex max. 15 mm)

Standard length: 6 m

Press braked L-profiles up to 500x500x20 mm (HxBxT)

Dimension range:

Height H: 50-500 mm

Width B: 50-500 mm

Thickness T: 5-20 mm

Length L: 3-6 mm (Duplex max. 15 mm)

Standard length: 6 m