uses of narrow Parallel Flange Beams

Narrow Parallel Flange Beams are doubly symmetric shapes, generally used as beams. Its inside flange surfaces are substantially parallel. Beams under this standard have flange width. These are normally lower than the depth. Narrow Flanged Beams are available between 100 to 270 mm.



NPB Beam

The NPB can carry a more transverse load. Construction industries use these beams for various project works. This product is available in a variety of standard sizes. It also can be customized in terms of sizes as per the requirement of the customers. This product is strong and has a long-lasting functional life.

 

Features:

●      Long life

●      Everlasting finish

●      Fine quality




narrow parallel flange beam


The use of narrow parallel flange beam sections is advantageous than tapered flange I beam sections due to increased lateral stiffness and do not have sloping flanges. One of the notable points is that these are easy to weld and bolt. Even at present, many brands are manufacturing the NP Beams having 300 MPa, 350 MPa, and 410 MPa. 

 

Shree Ji Steel Corporation is one of those brands that is being appreciated for offering Parallel Flange Beam to clients. This product is available in a variety of standard sizes and can be customized in terms of sizes as per the customer's demand.

 

 

 








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