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Stainless Steel H Beam

Stainless steel H-shaped steel is a stainless steel material with a cross-sectional shape similar to the letter “H”. Due to its cross-sectional shape with high strength and good bending resistance, it is widely used in construction, bridges, machinery manufacturing and other fields.

Stainless steel H-beams come in a variety of specifications. Common cross-sectional dimensions include heights from 100mm to 1000mm and widths from 50mm to 300mm. Specific specifications can be customized according to customer needs. Common implementation standards include:
Chinese standard: GB/T 1220
American standard: ASTM A276, ASTM A484
European standard: EN 10088-3
Japanese standard: JIS G4303

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Stainless Steel H Beam Description

Stainless steel H-beam is a high-performance, multi-purpose structural material. It is widely used in construction, bridges, machinery manufacturing and other fields due to its excellent strength, corrosion resistance and beautiful surface. Understanding its definition, characteristics, production process, application field, specification standards and quality control can better select and use stainless steel H-beam to meet the needs of different fields. Its main features include:
High strength: It has excellent strength and rigidity and can withstand large loads.
Corrosion resistance: Due to the presence of elements such as chromium and nickel, stainless steel H-beam has excellent oxidation resistance and corrosion resistance, and is suitable for various environments.
Aesthetics: The surface is smooth and has good appearance quality, which is suitable for use in exposed structures.
Processability: It has good weldability and processability, and is suitable for various mechanical processing and structural connections.
High temperature resistance: It can maintain good mechanical properties and corrosion resistance even in high temperature environments.

Stainless Steel H Beam Technical

According to the stainless steel grade and production process, stainless steel H-beam can be divided into many types, the common ones are as follows:
Classification by stainless steel grade:
304 stainless steel H-beam: the most common type of stainless steel, with good corrosion resistance and machinability, suitable for general use.
316 stainless steel H-beam: with the addition of molybdenum element, it has better corrosion resistance, especially suitable for marine and chemical environments.
201 stainless steel H-beam: a more economical type of stainless steel, suitable for general environment use.
430 stainless steel H-beam: ferritic stainless steel, with good corrosion resistance and heat resistance.
Classification by production process:
Hot-rolled stainless steel H-beam: formed by high temperature heating and rolling, with good mechanical properties and dimensional accuracy.
Cold-bent stainless steel H-beam: processed by cold bending process, with high dimensional accuracy and good surface finish.

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Stainless Steel H Beam Applications

Stainless steel H-beam is widely used in the following fields due to its excellent performance and various specifications:
Construction engineering: used for building structures, beams, columns and other load-bearing structures, providing good support and stability.
Bridge construction: used for the main beams and supporting structures of bridges, with high strength and durability.
Machinery manufacturing: used for the manufacture of frames and structural parts of mechanical equipment, with good processability and corrosion resistance.
Shipbuilding: used for ship structures and components, resistant to marine environment corrosion.
Energy industry: used for structural support of energy facilities such as oil and natural gas.

Stainless Steel H Beam Production Process

The production process of stainless steel H-beam mainly includes the following steps:
Smelting: Melt the stainless steel raw materials at high temperature, remove impurities, and add necessary alloy elements.
Casting: Pour the molten stainless steel liquid into the mold and cool it into a stainless steel ingot.
Hot rolling or cold bending: The stainless steel ingot is processed into an H-shaped section by hot rolling or cold bending.
Annealing: Eliminate internal stress through annealing and improve the ductility and toughness of the material.
Surface treatment: Perform surface polishing, pickling and other treatments to improve surface finish and corrosion resistance.

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