What is the difference between 12# double channel steel and single channel steel?
Channel steel is a strip of steel with a cross section. The specifications are expressed in millimeters of height (H) * leg width (b) * waist thickness (d), such as 120*53*5, which means waist height is 120 mm, leg width is 53 mm, waist thickness is 5 mm channel, or 12# channel steel. The same height of the channel, if there are several different leg width and waist thickness, also need to add a, B, C on the right side of the model to distinguish, such as 25a#, 25b#, 25c# and so on.
Channel steel is a strip of steel with a cross section. Its specification means: such as 120*53*5, which means that the waist height is 120 millimeters, the width of the leg is 53 millimeters of channel, the waist is 5 mm thick channel, or called 12# channel steel. The same height of the channel, if there are several different leg width and waist thickness, also need to add a, B, C on the right side of the model to distinguish, such as 25a#, 25b#, 25c# and so on.
Channel steel is a strip of steel with a cross section. The specifications are expressed in millimeters of height (H) * leg width (b) * waist thickness (d), such as 120*53*5, which means waist height is 120 mm, leg width is 53 mm, waist thickness is 5 mm channel, or 12# channel steel. The same height of the channel, if there are several different leg width and waist thickness, also need to add a, B, C on the right side of the model to distinguish, such as 25a#, 25b#, 25c# and so on.
