High-strength, weather-resistant hollow structural profiles (EN10210-3/ASTM A847) With hollow structural profiles, you need less steel to do the same job. EN10210-3/ASTM A847 Structural steel is commonly used in applications such as pedestrian bridges, light/telephone poles, sign brackets and building construction.
Hollow: These profiles are not solid steel, but have a cavity in the center, making them lighter than solid profiles of the same size.
Corten Steel: They are made from weathering steel, which develops a protective rust-like patina that inhibits further corrosion, so no paint or coating is required.
High Strength: Despite being hollow, these sections are designed to be very strong and able to withstand structural loads.
Material efficiency: The hollow design means less steel is required to achieve the same strength as a solid section, making it more cost-effective.
Lighter weight: Easier to transport and handle during construction, potentially reducing overall project costs.
Corrosion Resistant: Corten steel naturally protects itself from the elements, ensuring a long lifespan and minimal maintenance.
Pedestrian bridges: providing a lightweight yet strong solution.
Lamps/Poles: Street lights, poles, etc. are durable and low maintenance.
Sign Support: Withstands wind loads and environmental exposure.
Building Construction: Used on various structural elements within buildings.
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