Beams of Structure

Because they are made to support and bear loads over a span,structural beams are crucial parts of civil engineering and construction.Usually composed of mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, or other alloys,these beams give buildings, bridges, industrial structures, and infrastructureprojects their structural integrity and load-bearing capacity.

Important Characteristics of Structural Beams

High Load-Bearing Capacity: designed to resist compressive,shearing, and bending stresses.

A range of profiles are available in various shapes,including Universal Beams (UB), T-beams, H-beams, and I-beams.

Durability: Made from alloy materials or high-strength steelfor enduring performance.

Machinable and Weldable: Easily constructed and put togetherinto a variety of structural configurations.

The Use of Structural Beams

Building construction includes load-bearing walls,structural frames, mezzanine floors, and roof support.

Bridges & Flyovers: Primary and secondary load-carryingmembers.

Industrial Buildings: Warehouses, factories, steel plants.

Shipbuilding and Marine: Decks, hulls, and frames.

Railways and Metro Infrastructure