A C Channel (also called a C-beam, C-section, or C-channel bar) is a metal structural profile shaped like the letter "C" when viewed from the end. It’s widely used in construction, mechanical structures, and hardware assemblies.
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Structural framing (e.g., building frames, supports)
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Machine frames and mounts
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Racks, trailers, and vehicle chassis
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Cable trays and support rails
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Solar panel mounts
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Strong and rigid in one direction
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Easier to drill and bolt than box sections
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Lightweight relative to its strength
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Can be nested or combined for greater rigidity
BRC stands for British Reinforcement Concrete, and in hardware or civil engineering, it refers to pre-fabricated welded steel mesh used to reinforce concrete slabs, walls, and other structures.
Applications:
- Concrete slabs and floors
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Driveways and pavements
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Walls and retaining structures
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Precast concrete elements
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Road construction
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A culvert is a structure that allows water to flow under a road, railway, trail, or embankment. It’s an essential piece of drainage infrastructure used to prevent flooding and erosion by channeling water through an enclosed passageway.
BR 12141 
VN 7395 
US 3090 
AR 1995 
CN 1496 
MY 1246 
EC 824 
SG 606 
