Edcon Steel offers a comprehensive selection of structural steel parallel flange channels tailored to meet the requirements of your upcoming project. Specialising in custom fabrication and precision cutting, Edcon Steel ensures a precise fit for your structural steel PFC channels. Crafted from Hot Rolled Steel and commonly known as Channels or (PFCs), these C-shaped components are constructed using mild steel grade 300 plus. Wherever possible, we will stock Australian made Structural Steel Channels. Our stocked PFCs adhere to AS/NZS 3679.1 and can receive certification to this standard upon request before placing your order.
Characteristics
Information on sizes, dimensions, weight, mechanical properties and yield strengths for Structural Steel Parallel Flange Channels is all available in the manufacturer’s guide to Hot Rolled Structural Steel Products.
Common Applications
Structural Steel channels provide a versatile solution for building applications, including:
• Strutting Beams
• Lintel Beams
• Floor Bearer Beams
• Verandah Beams
• Rafters
For more information, read our blog about Builders Steel. Additionally, we have a guide tailored for builders and owner builders, providing support in design, sizing and applications of Structural Steel Parallel Flange Channels for Domestic and House Building.
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Surface Preparation and Coatings
To meet NCCC (BCA) and Australian Standards, consider using industrial protective coatings to prevent atmospheric corrosion (rust). Familiarise yourself with the Australian Building Codes’ guidelines on steel coatings as a customer or user of structural steel beams.
Consult your designer or certifier for additional guidance on Coatings of Structural Steel Beams. For more information on protecting structural steel from rust, refer to Part 1 (Paint coatings) and Part 2 (Hot dip galvanising) of AS/NZS 2312.
You can also read our articles, The importance of steel protection and How to choose the right steel coating for the job.
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