Z-section steel is a kind of common cold-formed thin-walled steel. Its thickness is generally between 1.6-3.0 mm and its section height is between 120-350 mm. Processing materials are hot-rolled (spray paint), galvanized. Z-section steel is usually used in large steel structure building. The processing length and holes are produced according to the processing requirements.

Due to its adjustable size and high compressive strength. Cold-formed Z-section steel is widely used in automobiles, railway vehicles, building doors and windows, transportation, shelves, electrical cabinets, highway guardrails, building steel structures, containers, steel formwork and scaffolding, solar energy support shipbuilding, bridges, transmission tower, steel sheet pile, cable bridge, agricultural machinery, furniture, warehousing, guide rail, keel steel, vegetable greenhouse, pipeline support, municipal construction and other fields.

Processing flow of Z-section steel

①Discharge—②Leveling—③Forming—④Stereotype—⑤Straightening—⑥Length Measurement—⑦Punching Rib Round Hole—⑧Punching Elliptical Connecting Hole—⑨Molding Cut Off

The size of z-section Steel