Their distinctive "I" shape means that these structural beams can withstand various types of load in different directions making them highly versatile. They are used extensively in the metal building industry on any size of structure from a single garage to hospitals, high-rises, and even bridges.
The most common uses of I-beams are horizontal beams to support a building and roof structure and vertical columns. Structural members are essential to a building's composition because they bear the building's entire weight much like a skeleton.
During the production process, various process parameters and quality indicators, such as temperature, pressure, speed, chemical composition, etc., also need to be strictly controlled to ensure the stable performance and production quality of the steel plate. In addition, strict inspection and testing of steel plates, such as ultrasonic testing, radiographic testing, tensile testing, impact testing, etc., are also required to ensure the quality and safety of steel plates.
The configuration of structural members means that they can protect against the forces acting upon a building in all directions.
