Why do we use stainless steel angles?

Stainless steel angles are one of the most straightforward, yet identifiable stainless steel profiles. But do not be tricked by their simplicity. This profile has several distinctive advantages for a range of usages.

 

Stainless Steel Angles-- More than a Usual Profile

In its most basic type, a stainless steel anglehas the form of an L with flat surface areas that expand both horizontally and up and down that fulfill at a 90-degree angle. Steel angles can additionally come in both equivalent leg and unequal leg dimensions offering designers the capability to develop around the stamina circulation of each leg that is called for.

 

Along with toughness, there are several other benefits of utilizing stainless steel angles. Stainless steel angles are very functional due to the fact that they come in a variety of dimensions and also alloys.  we can generate angles in the most typical stainless steel alloys like 304/L, 316/L, and other grades like Duplex stainless steel and nickel alloys.

 

Stainless steel angles are the most basic, yet recognizable stainless steel profiles. In its easiest form, a stainless steel angle has the form of an L with level surfaces that extend both horizontally and also up and down that fulfill at a 90-degree angle.  we can generate angles in the most common stainless steel alloys like 304/L, 316/L, and other grades like Duplex stainless steel and also Nickel alloys.

 

Production of Stainless-steel Angles

There are 3 common production methods of stainless-steel angles and also we can generate and also has stock in all 3. These consist of laser blend, hot rolling, and also a cold attraction. Laser fused and warm-rolled steel angles are the two most typical methods.

 

l  Hot Rolled Stainless Steel Angles

Hot rolling is very popular for the smaller leg angle sizes ranging from one inch up to six-inch. Both equal and unequal leg angles are available as hot-rolled profiles. Hot rolled angles will have a tapered corner in the inside edge giving them a rounded look.

 

l  Cold Drawn Profiles

The cold drawing process to produce angles has an even smaller size range than hot rolling. Our stock in cold-drawn angles has equal legs only, but the production of unequal leg sizes with this method is possible. Cold drawn angles come in metric sizes.

 

If you need a 4 × 3-1/2 × 1/2 angle, we can process this for you from a 4x4x1/2 angle. Angle processing is beneficial when you only require a few pieces of a certain size that isn't a common size amongst metal distributors.

 

Our stock in cold-drawn angles has equal legs only, but the production of unequal leg sizes with this method is possible.  we also have the in-house capability to process angle legs to your required size. If you need a 4 × 3-1/2 × 1/2 angle, we can process this for you from a 4x4x1/2 angle. Angle processing is beneficial when you only require a few pieces of a certain size that isn't a common size amongst metal distributors.