Structural Steels Products

Mild Steel H Beam

Mild Steel (MS) H-Beams are robust structural components used extensively in construction and engineering projects. Known for their wide flanges and superior load-bearing capacity, H-Beams provide enhanced structural support and stability, making them ideal for heavy-duty frameworks and large-span structures.

Manufactured using the hot rolled technique, MS H-Beams offer uniform thickness, straightness, and high strength. The zinc-coated surface treatment adds an extra layer of protection against corrosion, ensuring long-lasting performance even in challenging outdoor or industrial environments.

Product Range and Quality Standards

At Sankalp Steels, we supply MS H-Beams in standard sizes and specifications tailored to the needs of the construction industry. Produced using advanced hot rolling methods, our beams maintain precise dimensional accuracy and consistent quality throughout the length.

The zinc coating on each beam enhances corrosion resistance, making them suitable for use in exposed structural frameworks, especially in high-moisture or coastal regions.

Benefits of MS H-Beams

Superior Load Distribution: H-shape provides greater surface area and stability under load.
Hot Rolled Technique: Ensures uniform structure, strength, and finish.
Zinc Coated Surface: Corrosion-resistant for longer service life in outdoor applications.
Construction-Ready: Ideal for industrial, commercial, and infrastructure projects.

Industries and Applications

Construction: Columns, frameworks, and base structures for buildings and bridges.
Infrastructure: Used in highways, flyovers, and metro rail projects.
Industrial: Manufacturing plants, equipment platforms, and structural bays.
Warehousing: Mezzanine floors, storage racks, and support structures.

Sankalp Steels provides high-quality Mild Steel H-Beams engineered for strength, durability, and performance. Reach out to us today for tailored solutions that meet your structural and architectural project requirements.

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