MS C Channel

The MS Structural Current, also known as a "C-channel," is distinct from the "I" or "H," or "W-beam."These are similarly compared to universal beams: depth, width of the flange and kilograms per meter.

Structural channels are a type of strap used primarily in construction and civil engineering, and are known as C-channels or Parallel Flange Channel (PFC).The cross component consists of a wide, usually but not always vertically oriented "Net," and two "flanges" at the top and bottom of the net, which only exist on one side of the web. This varies from I-beam, H-beam or W-beam in that they have flanges on both sides of the network.

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The steel channel is often used to build walls for garages, storage rooms, warehouses and other buildings of metal where they are used as traditional wooden framing stalls.

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