German standard H-beam size details German standard H-beam is a commonly used structural steel that is very popular due to its excellent mechanical properties and wide range of applications. It is a highly efficient and energy-saving building structural material and is widely used in industrial and civil buildings. German standard H-shaped steel not only has excellent compression resistance, torsion resistance and fatigue resistance, but also has high bearing capacity and seismic resistance.
The size details of German standard H-shaped steel are: the cross-section height is usually between 100mm and 800mm, and the commonly used sizes are
German standard H-shaped steel IPB100, specification 100*100*6*10, meter weight 20.4KG, material S235/S275/S355
German standard H-beam IPB120, specification 120*120*6.5*11, weight 26.7KG, material S235/S275/S355
German standard H-beam IPB140, specification 140*140*7*12, weight 33.7KG, material S235/S275/S355
German standard H-beam IPB160, specification 160*160*8*13, weight 42.6KG, material S235/S275/S355
German standard H-beam IPB180, specification 180*180*8.5*14, weight 51.2KG, material S235/S275/S355
German standard H-shaped steel IPB200, specification 200*200*9*15, weight 61.3KG, material S235/S275/S355
. The thickness is usually between 6mm and 25mm, and the flange plate thickness is usually between 6mm and 50mm.
The sizes of German standard H-shaped steel are selected according to the standard series. Different sizes correspond to different bearing capacities and application ranges. For example, smaller-sized H-shaped steel can be used for secondary structures or purlins, while larger-sized H-shaped steel can be used for different structural or bridge beams. To meet the needs of the project, German standard H-shaped steel also has a variety of specifications and models to choose from. These specifications and models are designed on the basis of the standard series.
