Channel

Mild steel channels, sometimes referred to as “PFCs,” are structural steel components with a distinctive C-shaped cross-section. This shape is formed by a flat, horizontal top (known as the “flange”) connected to a vertical section (the “web”). They are commonly used in construction, engineering, and architectural applications. Mild steel channels are typically made from low carbon steel. The low carbon content makes them easily weldable, malleable, and suitable for a variety of construction and fabrication processes. Channels are widely used in structural applications for providing support and framing. They are commonly used in the construction of buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure projects. Mild steel channels are versatile and can be used in various configurations. They are often employed as beams, columns, or as part of structural frames.