Iron Steel Girder (H & I BEAM)

A girder is a support beam used in It is the main horizontal support of a structure which supports smaller beams. Girders often have an H & I BEAM cross section composed of two load-bearing flanges separated by a stabilizing. H-beams are shaped like an H. H-beam is a structural beam made of rolled steel. It is incredibly strong. It gets its name because it looks like a capital H over its cross section. An l -beam is shaped like an I. The I beam consists of two horizontal planes, known as flanges, connected by one vertical component, or the web. I-beam has edges and it gets its name from the fact that it looks like a capital I. when you see it from its cross section. With an I-beam, the height of the cross section is higher than the width of its flange.
Size(Inches) No Weight Kg/Ft
GIRDER
5 x 3 <40> 1.170
6 x 4 <90> 1.300
6 x 4 <130> 1.600
6 x 4 <225> 1.850
7 x 4 <265> 1.950
7 x 4 <275> 2.300
8 x 4 <400> 2.500
8 x 4 <500> 2.900
Size(Inches) No Weight Kg/Ft
H-BEAMS
4 X 4 <9000> 6.000
5 X 5 <9200> 7.000
6 X 6 * <9300> 8.500
6 X 6 <9400> 10.000
8 X 8 <9600> 15.700
10 X 10 <9800> 24.000
Size(Inches) No Weight Kg/Ft
I-BEAM LOCAL
4 x 2 <2200> 2.100
6 3/8 x 3 <2750> 4.600
8 x 4 * <2770> 6.350
8 x 4 * <2780> 7.700
Size(Inches) No Weight Kg/Ft
I-BEAM HEAVY
6 x 3 <1000> 5.100
8 x 4 <1200> 6.800
8 x 4 <1225> 8.100
10 x 5 <1300> 11.500
12 x 5 <1400> 14.000
12 x 6 <1800> 16.500
14 x 6 <2110> 23.500
16 x 6 <2910> 28.500
18 x 7 <3310> 33.500