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Cut into base plates, gusset plates and connecting brackets for steel structures. Base plates help transfer loads from columns to supporting surfaces, while gusset plates connect beams, trusses and bracing. Thickness, grade, welds and bolts must follow the approved engineering design.

Plates can be rolled, shaped and welded into tanks, silos and hoppers. The selected plate must suit the stored material, capacity, operating conditions and corrosion exposure.

Used for machine bases, equipment housings, fabricated supports and components for trucks, trailers and tipper bodies. Grade and thickness depend on loading, impact exposure and intended service.

Suitable for industrial floors, mezzanine platforms, loading areas, ramps and trench covers when designed for the expected loads and support spacing. Where extra grip is required, chequered plate may be a better choice.

Used for frames and supports in sheds, canopies and partitions. Straight sides simplify alignment and welding. For load bearing use, section size, wall thickness and connections must follow the structural requirements.

Popular for gates, window grills, boundary fencing and balcony frames, giving a clean, modern profile with consistent edges. A galvanised finish helps protect against weather related corrosion.

Used for machine frames, equipment stands, worktables, shelving and racks. Dimensions suit modular fabrication and repeatable assembly.

Suitable sections can form secondary framing for roofing, sheds and solar mounting. Outdoor use needs appropriate corrosion protection and designs matched to loads and site conditions.

Used for tubular supports, frames and columns in suitable projects. Load bearing suitability depends on dimensions, grade, connection design and engineering requirements.

Widely used for stair railings, balcony handrails, gates and fencing. The smooth surface is comfortable to grip, and painting or galvanising adds corrosion protection.

Scaffolding needs pipes and couplers that meet the applicable safety specifications; ordinary round pipe should not automatically be treated as certified scaffolding material. Round pipes also suit equipment frames and tubular racks.

Used in chair frames, tables, stands and agricultural equipment. Diameter and wall thickness depend on the load and intended use.

Fabricated into frames and supports for sheds, canopies and partitions. Section dimensions and wall thickness should be selected according to the structural design and loads.

Commonly used in gates, grills, boundary fencing and railings. The profile is cut and welded into frames, and a suitable coating protects it in the intended environment.

Suitable for machine frames, equipment stands, racks and supports. The hollow section reduces weight while giving a practical fabrication profile, subject to design and section properties.

Used in fabricated frames, supports and general assemblies. Selection depends on dimensions, grade, wall thickness and design loads.

Forms frames, posts and supports for gates, grills and barriers. Cut and welded into different designs, with paint or another protective coating where required.

Workshops use black pipes for stands, equipment supports and repair jobs. The specification must match the use, especially where pressure or corrosion is involved.

Used in frames, brackets and supports where a rigid, compact member is needed. For load bearing use, dimensions and material must suit the engineering design.

Commonly used in gates, window and security grills, fencing and railings. The equal sided profile allows regular patterns, both functional and decorative.

Used for selected machine components, fixtures, supports and brackets, processed by cutting, drilling and machining depending on grade and size.

Forms parts of metal furniture, workbenches, racks and stands.

Cut and drilled into mounting pieces, brackets and support components. The broad face gives a convenient surface for fastening or joining.

Commonly fabricated into clamps, holders, brackets and support strips by cutting, drilling, bending or welding.

Used for equipment supports, machine frames, fixtures and fabricated parts in workshops.

Used in cable tray components, grating, platforms and racks. Width and thickness should suit loading, spacing and fabrication needs.

Used to produce shafts, pins, axles, rods and spacers. The circular profile suits turning and other machining operations.

Used in supports, brackets, pins, anchors and general metal components, cut and machined to size.

Workshops use round bars for replacement parts, spacers and pins. Grade and size depend on the equipment and part being replaced.

Used as members supporting floors, roofs and mezzanine decks. Section, spacing and connections must follow the structural design.

Suitable sections can be used in girders, foot overbridges and walkways, which need engineering checks for loads, deflection, connections, durability and safety.

Used in crane support systems, gantry frames and heavy duty platforms, with sections chosen by the engineer for load, span and operating conditions.

Suitable angles are used as members in lattice type towers, connected by designed bolted or welded joints. Grade, dimensions, coating and connections must meet the tower design.

Commonly used in roof trusses and bracing for sheds, warehouses and industrial buildings, connected with bolts, welds and gusset plates.

Fabricated into solar mounting frames, cable trays and electrical brackets. Outdoor installations need corrosion protection and designs that account for weather and wind loads.

Used in racks, shelving, brackets and equipment frames, connecting or reinforcing components in different orientations.

Used for brackets, panels, supports and fabricated components, provided grade and thickness meet the design.

Fabricated into machine guards, equipment housings and protective covers. Thickness and shape depend on the equipment and operating conditions.

Formed into selected ducts, chutes and industrial assemblies, with grade and thickness chosen for the material handled and the environment.

Coils are slit into strips, formed into tubes and welded to make ERW pipes used in construction, fencing and general engineering.

Processed through roll forming to make C and Z purlins, roofing supports and light sections for sheds, warehouses and pre engineered buildings.

Serves as feedstock for cold rolled and galvanised products; further processing changes surface finish and may alter properties.

Selected grades can be formed into brackets, chassis and cross members, depending on grade, forming needs and mechanical properties.

Used as walking surfaces on platforms, stair treads and maintenance walkways. Thickness, supports and fastening must suit the load and site conditions.

Fabricated into floors for trucks, trailers and utility vehicles, and footsteps. Plate selection should account for weight, wear and supports.

Used for ramps, loading areas, trench covers and workshop floors. Thickness and supports depend on whether the surface carries people, carts, forklifts or vehicles.

Support roofing sheets or wall cladding in sheds, warehouses and factories, with sizes and spacing designed for dead, wind and project loads.

Incorporated into bracing systems and lattice girders to connect members and distribute forces.

Form staircase stringers that support the steps, and selected industrial frames and openings.

Two channels may be joined with plates to form a built up member, which must be designed so sections and connections act together under load.