Z-shaped steel purlin

Z-section steel is a common cold-formed thin-walled section steel, with a thickness generally between 1.0-3.0mm and a section height mostly between 80-350mm. The processing materials include hot-rolled (painted) and galvanized.

Z-section steel is typically used in large steel structure workshops. The processing length and holes are produced according to processing requirements.

Cold-formed Z-section steel offers advantages such as adjustable specifications and dimensions, high compressive strength, etc. It is widely used in automobiles, railway vehicles, building doors and windows, transportation, shelving, electrical cabinets, highway guardrails, building steel structures, containers, steel formwork and scaffolding, solar brackets, shipbuilding, bridges, transmission towers, sheet piles, cable trays, agricultural machinery, furniture, storage, guide rails, keel steel, vegetable greenhouses, pipe supports, municipal construction, and other fields.

Galvanized C-section steel, hot-dip galvanized cable tray C-section steel, glass clip channel C-section steel, curtain wall C-section steel, wireway C-section steel, reinforced C-section steel, double-clasp C-section steel, single-sided C-section steel, manual forklift C-section steel, unequal-sided C-section steel, straight-edged C-section steel, bevel-edged C-section steel, inwardly curled edge C-section steel, inwardly beveled edge C-section steel, roof (wall) purlin C-section steel, automobile profile C-section steel, highway column C-section steel,