H-shaped steel is a type of steel with a cross-section shape similar to the English letter "H", with a wide flange and thin side walls.
This unique section design makes H-beam steel with high strength and stiffness, able to withstand greater pressure and weight. H-beam steel has good mechanical properties, large section modulus, light weight, and can save metal materials compared with ordinary I-beam steel, so that the building structure can be reduced by about 30 to 40%. It has strong bending resistance and uniform performance in all directions, making construction simple, cost saving and light structural weight. H-shaped steel is often used in large buildings requiring large bearing capacity and good cross-section stability, such as factories, high-rise buildings, etc., and is also used in Bridges, ships, lifting and transportation machinery, equipment foundations, supports, foundation piles and other fields.