Kloeckner Metals proudly stocks A36 S Beams, a standard American beam in one of the most popular structural steel grades for general construction.
A36 is a widespread, versatile, structural steel product grade popular in general construction. S beams, also known as the Standard American Beam, are considered one of the strongest beams available due to their tapered flanges. This combination makes A36 S beams one of the most ideal materials for home and building construction. A36 S beams can also be used in truck beds and bridges, and in other structural applications that require strength and versatility.
Structural steel S beams have an S shaped section wherein tapered flanges thicken near the web. This makes them able to bear more weight than other beams, like H-beams or wide flange beams. Grade A36 is among the most common and widely used steel grades because it can be easily machined, welded, and formed. It’s also heat treatable, with low carbon content. They are an ideal choice for general construction. Low levels of nickel and chromium, however, leave it susceptible to corrosion.
General construction, the industrial manufacturing industry, and oil and gas are three common industries for this structural steel product.
This structural steel product grade is often seen in the construction of homes, buildings, bridges, oil rigs, parking garages, truck beds, and many other structural applications where strength and versatility are a requirement.
This product has good machinability.
A36 S beams offer good weldability.
A36 can be heat treated at the following temperatures:
Structural steel S beams have an S shaped section wherein tapered flanges thicken near the web. This makes them able to bear more weight than other beams, like H-beams or wide flange beams. Grade A36 is among the most common and widely used steel grades because it can be easily machined, welded, and formed. It’s also heat treatable, with low carbon content. They are an ideal choice for general construction. Low levels of nickel and chromium, however, leave it susceptible to corrosion.
General construction, the industrial manufacturing industry, and oil and gas are three common industries for this structural steel product.
This structural steel product grade is often seen in the construction of homes, buildings, bridges, oil rigs, parking garages, truck beds, and many other structural applications where strength and versatility are a requirement.
This product has good machinability.
A36 S beams offer good weldability.
A36 can be heat treated at the following temperatures:
S beams are considered the Standard American Beam. The S in the name indicates the S-section of the beam, formed by tapered edges. The S beam is a type of I-beam, like the W and H beams, but is distinct due to these tapered flanges whereas both W and H beams have straighter, blockier edges on the inside and outside portions of the beam. These tapered legs result in a greater capacity for weight bearing without bending.
The difference between S beams and W beams are their legs and proportions. W beams have wider, blockier flanges. S beams are characterized by tapered legs that are thick in the middle near the web.
S beams are available in depths starting at 3 inches and lengths from 20 to 60 feet. Their weight lb/ft can range from 5.7# all the way to 54.7#.
S beams are considered the Standard American Beam. The S in the name indicates the S-section of the beam, formed by tapered edges. The S beam is a type of I-beam, like the W and H beams, but is distinct due to these tapered flanges whereas both W and H beams have straighter, blockier edges on the inside and outside portions of the beam. These tapered legs result in a greater capacity for weight bearing without bending.
The difference between S beams and W beams are their legs and proportions. W beams have wider, blockier flanges. S beams are characterized by tapered legs that are thick in the middle near the web.
S beams are available in depths starting at 3 inches and lengths from 20 to 60 feet. Their weight lb/ft can range from 5.7# all the way to 54.7#.
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