Description

Base Material

Substrate: Carbon Steel and Alloy Steel
Shape: L-shaped cross-section with equal legs (both sides of the angle have the same length)

Properties:

Strength: Equal-angle bars are highly durable and provide excellent load-bearing capacity, ideal for structural reinforcement.
Versatility: They are available in a variety of sizes and thicknesses, offering flexibility for use in different construction and industrial applications.
Surface Finish: Typically has a rough mill finish, but may be coated or treated for added corrosion resistance.

Manufacturing Process

Heating: Steel billets are heated to a high temperature to make them malleable.
Rolling: The billets are passed through rollers to form the equal angle shape with precise dimensions.
Cooling: After the rolling process, the angle bars are cooled to room temperature.
Cutting: The bars are cut into the required lengths according to customer specifications.
Finishing: The final product may undergo additional processes such as grinding, coating, or galvanizing, depending on application requirements.

Common Grades of Equal Angle Bar

Material	Features	Typical Use
Mild Steel	Cost-effective, easy to weld and fabricate	Structural reinforcement, building frameworks
Alloy Steel	High strength and wear resistance	Heavy-duty industrial applications, machinery frameworks

Typical Specifications

Size Range: Available in a variety of sizes, typically from 20 mm x 20 mm to 150 mm x 150 mm (sizes can vary depending on customer requirements).
Thickness: Common thicknesses range from 3 mm to 12 mm.
Length: Available in lengths from 3 meters to 6 meters, or custom lengths based on specific needs.
Surface Finish: Standard mill finish, with optional coating or galvanizing available for enhanced corrosion protection.

Advantages

Strength and Durability: Equal angle bars provide excellent mechanical properties, with good resistance to bending, twisting, and tension.
Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of applications across industries, from construction to heavy machinery.
Ease of Fabrication: These bars can be easily welded, cut, and drilled, making them suitable for custom projects.
Cost-Effective: The relatively simple shape of the angle bar makes it a cost-effective solution for strengthening structures.

Applications

Construction: Used in building frameworks, supports, and bracing for steel structures, bridges, and towers.
Industrial: Used in machinery construction, industrial frames, and equipment supports.
Marine & Offshore: Structural components for ships, offshore platforms, and other marine applications.
Architecture: Applied in architectural frames, decorative features, and for reinforcing steel structures.

Equal Angle Bar