Steel Channels
Steel channels are a structural steel shape whose cross-section looks like a squared-off C. There are variations on the shape and size to adapt to certain applications or uses. Some common uses of steel channels are wall studs (instead of wood), roof support, door frames, vehicle frames, and more. Service Steel Warehouse carries a complete line of hot-rolled steel channels, including miscellaneous and standard C channels. Our inventory includes channels ranging in sizes from 3” to 18”. Get in touch and request a quote for steel channels today.
C-channels are a standardized channel section with tapered flanges used in industrial and commercial construction, as well as the building of machinery and equipment.
Often referred to as “ship channels,” the strength of MC channels makes them ideal for equipment manufacturing, construction, and bracing.
Steel Channel FAQs
Steel channels can widely vary in cost based on size, rendered services, market conditions, and other factors.
For more detailed pricing please contact your sales representative. Request a quote.
Steel channels can be used for door and window frames, studs, braces, and other structural applications where the full strength of a beam isn’t required. They are also used as frame supports in the automotive industry because of their high strength-to-weight ratio.
Service Steel Warehouse can provide all of your steel channel needs. We stock one of the largest inventories of steel channels, offer quick and reliable shipping, and are competitively priced. Request a quote here to start your order.