Stainless steel channel steel is divided into two main categories: U-shaped hot-rolled channel steel (national standard UPE/UPN, heavy-duty load-bearing) and cold-formed C-shaped steel (light-duty C-channel, thin-walled). Both have a U-shaped cross-section and are integrally formed from a web and two side flanges.

Stainless steel channel steel is divided into two main categories: U-shaped hot-rolled channel steel (national standard UPE/UPN, heavy-duty load-bearing) and cold-formed C-shaped steel (light-duty C-channel, thin-walled). Both have a U-shaped cross-section and are integrally formed from a web and two side flanges.

Stainless steel channel steel is divided into two main categories: U-shaped hot-rolled channel steel (national standard UPE/UPN, heavy-duty load-bearing) and cold-formed C-shaped steel (light-duty C-channel, thin-walled). Both have a U-shaped cross-section and are integrally formed from a web and two side flanges.

Stainless steel channel steel is divided into two main categories: U-shaped hot-rolled channel steel (national standard UPE/UPN, heavy-duty load-bearing) and cold-formed C-shaped steel (light-duty C-channel, thin-walled). Both have a U-shaped cross-section and are integrally formed from a web and two side flanges.

Stainless steel channel steel is divided into two main categories: U-shaped hot-rolled channel steel (national standard UPE/UPN, heavy-duty load-bearing) and cold-formed C-shaped steel (light-duty C-channel, thin-walled). Both have a U-shaped cross-section and are integrally formed from a web and two side flanges.

Stainless steel U-shaped channel steel, also known as stainless steel hot-rolled channel steel or stainless steel channel iron, has a standard closed U-shaped cross-section. It is made of stainless steel billets or strips such as 304/304L, 316/316L, 321, and 2205, and is formed by hot rolling, cold bending, or laser welding. It combines high structural strength, excellent corrosion resistance, and good weldability. The surface can be pickled, brushed, mirror-finished, polished, or sandblasted, making it aesthetically pleasing and easy to clean.

Stainless steel angle bars, commonly known as angle irons, are 90° right-angle L-shaped profiles, divided into two main categories: equal-sided angle bars and unequal-sided angle bars. Equal-sided angle bars have the same width on both sides (format: width × width × thickness, e.g., ∠40×40×4mm), while unequal-sided angle bars have different lengths on their shorter sides (e.g., ∠50×32×4mm). They are produced using both hot-rolling and cold-rolling processes, and the raw material grades cover stainless steels such as 201, 202, 304, 304L, 316, 316L, and 310S. They possess inherent rust resistance, acid and alkali resistance, and salt spray corrosion resistance, eliminating the need for subsequent painting for corrosion protection. They are suitable for long-term use in harsh working conditions such as high salt spray in coastal areas, chemical corrosion, and humid outdoor environments.

Stainless steel angle bars, commonly known as angle irons, are 90° right-angle L-shaped profiles, divided into two main categories: equal-sided angle bars and unequal-sided angle bars. Equal-sided angle bars have the same width on both sides (format: width × width × thickness, e.g., ∠40×40×4mm), while unequal-sided angle bars have different lengths on their shorter sides (e.g., ∠50×32×4mm). They are produced using both hot-rolling and cold-rolling processes, and the raw material grades cover stainless steels such as 201, 202, 304, 304L, 316, 316L, and 310S. They possess inherent rust resistance, acid and alkali resistance, and salt spray corrosion resistance, eliminating the need for subsequent painting for corrosion protection. They are suitable for long-term use in harsh working conditions such as high salt spray in coastal areas, chemical corrosion, and humid outdoor environments.

Stainless steel angle bars, commonly known as angle irons, are 90° right-angle L-shaped profiles, divided into two main categories: equal-sided angle bars and unequal-sided angle bars. Equal-sided angle bars have the same width on both sides (format: width × width × thickness, e.g., ∠40×40×4mm), while unequal-sided angle bars have different lengths on their shorter sides (e.g., ∠50×32×4mm). They are produced using both hot-rolling and cold-rolling processes, and the raw material grades cover stainless steels such as 201, 202, 304, 304L, 316, 316L, and 310S. They possess inherent rust resistance, acid and alkali resistance, and salt spray corrosion resistance, eliminating the need for subsequent painting for corrosion protection. They are suitable for long-term use in harsh working conditions such as high salt spray in coastal areas, chemical corrosion, and humid outdoor environments.