Angle Steel

Angle Steel is a structural steel profile shaped in a 90-degree "L" cross-section, widely used in construction, infrastructure, and industrial frameworks. Available in ​equal or unequal leg dimensions, it provides exceptional load-bearing capacity and rigidity, making it ideal for reinforcing joints, fabricating supports, and building trusses or frameworks. Manufactured through hot-rolling or cold-forming processes, angle steel is typically made from carbon steel, stainless steel, or galvanized materials to enhance ​corrosion resistance and durability. Its versatility extends to applications such as machinery bases, shelving systems, and architectural structures. With standardized sizes (e.g., ASTM A36, EN 10056) and customizable lengths, angle steel ensures cost-effective, ​high-strength solutions for projects requiring stability, ease of welding, and adaptability to complex designs.