Wide Flange Beams

I-beams, H-beams, and T-beams differ in shape and structural application:

• I-beams have a taller vertical web compared to their flanges, making them ideal for long spans where bending resistance is important.
• H-beams have wider flanges, providing greater load-bearing capacity, which makes them suitable for heavy-duty columns and structural supports.
• T-beams consist of a single flange and a vertical web, commonly used for slab reinforcement and lighter structural applications.

Yes. All three types (I-beams, H-beams, and T-beams) can be welded, cut, drilled, and fabricated according to project requirements.

Yes, it is common to use I-beams, H-beams, and T-beams together in a single structure.

• H-beams are typically used for columns and primary supports due to their high load-bearing capacity.
• I-beams are often used for floor beams where bending resistance is important.
• T-beams are commonly used for slab reinforcement or lighter structural applications.