Tee Bar

Mild steel tee bars, also known as T-sections or T-bars, are structural steel components with a T-shaped cross-section. They are commonly used in construction, engineering, and manufacturing applications. Mild steel tee bars have a T-shaped cross-section, consisting of a horizontal top flange (known as the “head” or “flange”) and a vertical web (the “stem” or “leg”) that meets the flange at a 90-degree angle. Similar to other mild steel products, mild steel tee bars are typically made from low carbon steel. The low carbon content provides good ductility and weldability while offering sufficient strength for structural applications. Mild steel tee bars are commonly used in structural applications, serving as beams, columns, and bracing elements. They are used in the construction of buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure projects. Mild steel tee bars are versatile and can be used in a variety of configurations, providing structural support and stability in different orientations.