S275 , S355 High Quality High Strength Welded H Beam For Construction

Difference Between H Beam and I Beam

Flanges

• Both the H-beam and I-beam have top and bottom flanges. The flanges on an H-beam are longer and stick out farther from the center web. The flanges on an I-beam are shorter and not as wide. The distance from the end of the flange to the center web is shorter on an I-beam than the same measurement on an H-beam flange.

Fabrication

• Another difference between an H-beam and I-beam is the fabrication method used to make the beams. The I-beam is fabricated by milling or rolling the steel. The size of the I-beam is limited by the capacity of the milling equipment, which this is why I-beams have smaller flanges. H-beams are built up rather than milled, so they can be made any height and width.

Plates

• Since I-beams are milled or rolled, the web and flanges have a bevel where the three pieces come together and look like one piece. H-beams have the top and bottom flanges attached to the center web by welding or riveting them together. You can actually see that the H-beam is made of three different metal plates.

Spans

• H-beams are useful for longer spans than I-beams because the H-beam can be fabricated to any size. I-beams are good for spans of 33 feet to 100 feet because of the size limitation. H-beams can be used for spans up to 330 feet.

Product data:

Product Usage:

(1)

(2) Steel Frames

(3) Doors & Windows

(4) Roller Shutter

(5) Ventilator, etc.

: mill's export standard packing in bundle, each bundle weight from 3 to 4 MT

Delivery Time: 25-35 days after receipt of prepayment

Minimum Order Quantity: 25 Metric Ton/Metric Tons

Packaging & Shipping

1 ) Steel H beam / I BEAM Loading by 20ft container: 26tons (Can load 5.8M Max)

2) Steel H beam / I BEAM Loading by 40ft container: 26tons (Can load 12M Max)

3) Steel H beam / I BEAM more than 100tons:can pack by bulk vessel

4) Steel H beam / I BEAM Loading as your requirement