Equal Angles

Equal angle steel, commonly known as L-shaped steel, features two legs of identical length forming a 90-degree angle. Manufactured through hot rolling or extrusion processes, equal angles provide excellent structural stability and load-bearing capacity while maintaining a lightweight profile. Their uniform dimensions, consistent thickness, and smooth surface finish make them ideal for fabrication, welding, and assembly in various structural and mechanical applications.

Equal angle steel is highly versatile, offering resistance to bending, torsion, and compression. Its open profile allows for easy connection with other steel components, while its strength and durability ensure long-term performance in demanding environments. Protective coatings or galvanization can further enhance corrosion resistance, especially for outdoor or high-humidity applications.

Applications and Industries: Equal angle steel is widely used in construction for building frameworks, bracing, columns, and supports. It is also employed in the fabrication of bridges, towers, scaffolding, and industrial machinery. In addition, industries such as transportation, energy, and general engineering use equal angles for equipment frames, storage racks, and structural reinforcements. Its combination of strength, versatility, and ease of installation makes it a fundamental component across multiple sectors.