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Your Leading Steel Structural Materials Supplier

 

After 20 years of development, Guanglei Steel Structure Company has the strength to manufacture steel structure factories, high-rise residential buildings, bridges, grid structures, power plants, and multi story large-span steel structure industrial and civil buildings.

 

Why choose us?

Sales market

The company keeps pace with the times and establishes an international trade department. Currently, the company's products are exported to southeast asia, south africa, north america, and other places.

 

 

Our factory

The total assets of the company are 500 million yuan, covering an area of over 300000 square meters, of which the headquarters covers an area of over 100000 square meters and the production plant covers an area of over 50000 square meters and an annual steel structure output of over 300000 tons.

Technical personnel

A total of more than 1400 employees, including more than 500 professional and technical personnel such as senior engineers and construction engineers. It has formed a streamlined and efficient production and management team, as well as a technically strong engineering installation and on-site construction team.

Production equipment

The company has invested a large amount of manpower and material resources to launch fully automatic welding robots, plasma gas cutting machines, fully automatic bolt ball equipment, and fully automatic paint spraying equipment.

 

Types of Steel Structural Materials

 

Angled sections. Right-angled, L-shaped steel sections that come in equal or unequal lengths. These are usually used to support any kind of steel structure, from joining steel bars together to supporting a steel bedframe.

 

Tubular hollow sections. Circular, pipe-like steel sections with high torsional resistance, meaning they are less likely to twist under weight, and are therefore ideal for load-bearing.

 

Flat sections. Otherwise known as “plates,” flat sections can be attached to other sections to reinforce strength.

 

Parallel flange channels. Parallel flange channels are U-shaped steel sections with right-angled corners; these steel sections have a high strength-to-weight ratio, meaning they are often relatively light compared with the loads they can bear.

 

Rectangular hollow sections. Rectangular hollow sections are similar to tubular hollow sections, except they are rectangular in shape. They have high torsional resistance.

 

Square hollow sections. Square hollow sections are less commonly used than tubular or rectangular hollow sections, as their shape is not compatible for fusing with many other structural steel shapes. They are often used in the columns or posts of a structure, however.

 

Tapered flange beams. Also known as I-beams, resembling the letter “I” at its ends, tapered flange beams are typically used as cross-sections for girders. They have an overall high resistance ratio, but unlike variously shaped hollow sections, do not have high resistance to torsion.

 

Universal beams. Universal beams, known as H-beams for their resemblance to the capital letter, or wide flange beams, are similar in shape and function to tapered flange beams.

 

Universal columns. Universal columns resemble universal beams, but are primarily used for vertical building columns due to their superior load-bearing capabilities.

 

Application of Steel Structural Materials
Steel Frame Bridge
Spherical Grid Material
Lattice Column
Metal Steel Frame

Bridges - With thousands or millions of cars passing over bridges, the material used in its construction must withstand pressure stress. One of structured steel's biggest benefits is that it can be created to significantly improve strength so that it serves its purpose.

Steel Girders, Box Girders, H Girders, Truss Girders, Pipe Arch Girders, Bailey bridge, accessories and other miscellaneous items for bridge construction.

 

High-rise buildings - Sructural steel can incredibly resist wind, earthquakes, or other natural disasters because of its strength and flexibility. They will not break under extreme pressure. Also, when building high-rise structures, it's entirely possible to speed up the construction process with steel.

 

Industrial buildings - Structured steel is designed to have a high strength-to-weight ratio and is highly durable. They are also cost-effective, and the pre-made parts are easily assembled. These two factors made structural steel suitable material for industrial structures.

 

Residential buildings - Using light gauge steel in residential buildings ensures the structure will last for several years. Also, the flexibility in the structured steel makes them the best material for residential buildings situated near the coast or earthquake faults.

 

Commercial towers and public building- Structural steel is ideal for this type of construction because of its track record of delivering cost-effective and high-quality structures. Structural steel can withstand extreme weather conditions such as rainstorms, hurricanes and earthquakes. They are also adjustable and very flexible.

 

Port structures and marine works - Steel is suitable for port infrastructure and marine structures especially in high design loads however it may corrode when exposed to oxygen and salt water. But it can be minimized so long as there is a planned maintenance system.

 

Hydro power & wind farm - Steel is required in these types of construction. Without it, it would not be possible to create a renewable energy source such as wind turbine or hydro power. It plays a crucial role in all renewables especially wind and solar — both require tons of steel.

 

Modules & offshore platforms - Offshore structures, large oil ducts and drilling structures are made of steel. The usual method is fusion welding where the joining material is the same as the base material.

Marine structure module, processing module, floating module, subsea modules, platforms, risers and jackets.

 

Material of Steel Structural Materials
 

Carbon steel
All structural steels are considered carbon steel if no other alloying elements are present, the copper content of the steel does not exceed 0.4% to 0.6%, its manganese content is equal to or under 1.6%, and its silicone content does not exceed 0.6%.

 

High strength low alloy steel
This type of steel is meant to optimise its mechanical properties and corrosion resistance. These kinds of steel have manganese content which reaches up to 2%. Depending on the intended application, this type of steel may have trace amounts of other elements such as chromium, molybdenum, nickel, nitrogen, niobium, vanadium, and titanium to alter its properties.

 

Forged steel
Forging refers to the process of shaping metal (in this case, steel) while it is in a solid state. The process produces a uniform grain structure to the steel, consequently improving its integrity due to removing voids and gas bubbles. Forged steel is any steel that undergoes this process.

 

Quenched and tempered alloy steel
Quenching and tempering are processes which improve structural steel through the use of heat while also simultaneously cooling it in water, forced air, nitrogen, or oil. The result is a stronger, higher-strength structural steel that is much less brittle.

 

FAQ

Q: What is the difference between structural steel and normal steel?

A: Structural steel has a higher carbon content instead of mild steel. Structural steel is fabricated through warmth and mechanical medicines, while mild steel can be molded into explicit structures through a machine, shaper, and boring machines.

Q: Is structural steel stronger than mild steel?

A: Structural steel is expensive because of the high carbon present in it. Due to high carbon, it has more strength as compared to Mild Steel. Its high tensile strength, carbon content, and hardness make it more expensive.

Q: What is the foundation for structural steel?

A: A steel structure foundation supports and secures steel structure columns or trusses and transfers their weight to the ground. It is a reinforced concrete structure with a column base, cap, column, and embedded bolts or steel plates.

Q: What is the difference between structural steel and steel?

A: Structural Steel Structural steel is similar to cold formed steel in many ways but it also stands apart. It is sturdier and stronger, and has fewer limitations. The biggest difference is that structural steel must be formed using heat, which can complicate the forming process.

Q: What is the most commonly used structural steel?

A: Carbon steel
Carbon steel is the most commonly used structural steel in the market today, largely due to its many beneficial properties, such as its affordability and strength. Carbon steel is more common than high strength low alloy steel, which is also frequently used due to its versatility.

As one of the leading steel structural materials manufacturers and suppliers in China, we warmly welcome you to buy bulk steel structural materials in stock here from our factory. All customized products are with high quality and competitive price.

Metal Steel Frame, Lattice Column, Spherical Grid Material

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