Angle Structural Steel

Structure Steel Angle, also known as angle steel or L-profile, is a structural steel shape characterized by its L-shaped cross-section, with two sides meeting at a 90-degree angle. The legs can be equal in length (equal-legged angle) or unequal in length (unequal-legged angle). The inside corner of the angle is called the fillet, and the radius of the fillet is known as the fillet radius.  It’s a versatile and widely used material in construction, mechanical engineering, and other industrial applications. Steel angles are fundamental in building frames, trusses, braces, and support beams for various structures like walls, roofs, and floors. They are used in the construction of machinery, equipment, and vehicles.