HEB steel is a structural steel profile with an “H”-shaped cross-section, frequently used in construction and engineering applications. The abbreviation “HEB” stands for “European Wide Flange Profile.” These profiles are known for their high strength and load-bearing capacity, making them reliable in a wide range of structural projects.

They are hot-rolled and produced in the following grades:
S275JR (ST44), S355JR (ST52), and S355J2.
Standard lengths are 6 meters and 12 meters. Custom lengths can also be manufactured according to project requirements.

Features of HEB Steel:

• Shape: HEB profiles have an H-shaped cross-section that provides excellent strength and stability.

• Material: Typically manufactured from carbon steel.

• Dimensions: Defined by parameters such as width, height, and thickness. Various sizes make HEB profiles adaptable to different applications.

• Weight: Varies according to dimensions, which is a critical factor in structural calculations.

Advantages of HEB Steel:

• High strength due to its H-shaped design, increasing the ability to bear heavy loads.

• Stability provided by its wide flanges, which is especially important in tall structures and bridge applications.

• Versatility due to the availability of various sizes for different project needs.

• Easy fabrication with processes such as cutting, drilling, and welding.