The I-beam family has new arrivals! These 'steel spines' are redefining imagination in the construction industry.
As the 'skeletal system' of architecture, the newly upgraded Q235B/16# channel steel is the first to adopt nanoscale surface treatment technology. While maintaining its original dimensions (160×63×6.5mm), its corrosion resistance has improved by 40%. Imagine this steel, equipped with a 'protective shield', supporting a giant whale shark sculpture at an ocean...
As the 'skeletal system' of architecture, the newly upgraded Q235B/16# channel steel is the first to adopt nanoscale surface treatment technology. While maintaining its original dimensions (160×63×6.5mm), its corrosion resistance has improved by 40%. Imagine this steel, equipped with a 'protective shield', supporting a giant whale shark sculpture at an ocean-themed amusement park, dancing with seawater yet remaining as pristine as new.
For engineers seeking ultimate strength, Q345C/20# channel steel is your 'pressure-resisting ace'. This large piece, with dimensions of 200×75×9mm, boasts a yield strength of 345MPa—equivalent to supporting the weight of 300 compact cars simultaneously. In a recently completed cross-river bridge project, it supported an 80-meter cantilevered observation platform, allowing visitors to take selfies from a height of 150 meters above the river with peace of mind.
When it comes to cutting-edge technology, the JLG-XF30 special fire-resistant channel steel takes the spotlight. This uniquely shaped channel steel, developed for high-rise buildings, maintains structural integrity for up to 150 minutes at 1200°C, providing enough time for fire ladders to complete three rounds of high-altitude rescues. Its unique honeycomb cross-section design not only reduces weight by 15%, but also leaves engineers at a smart industrial park exclaiming, 'This is steel that breathes!'
Our product engineers revealed: 'The next generation of channel steels is playing 'shape-shifter'—using intelligent temperature-controlled rolling technology, the same batch of Q420E steel can transform into load-bearing beams or artistic installations.' Just like the 'Steel Dandelion' sculpture outside a science museum, made from modified 14# channel steel, it presents a hard-core industrial look during the day and transforms into a light-and-shadow artwork under LED illumination at night.
From underground utility tunnels to space cabin simulation labs, from traditional factories to loft structures in popular bookstores, we are redefining 'strength aesthetics' with our innovative I-beam products. After all, true architectural revolutions are never about starting from scratch but finding breakthroughs at millimeter precision. Click to consult our dedicated customer service for the latest product manual—perhaps the landmark building you're designing holds our 'steel code'.
