Function of Channel Girder in Building

Channel girder is a type of structural beam used in building construction. It is typically made of steel and has a C-shaped cross-section. Channel girders are commonly used in framing systems to provide support for floors, roofs, and walls.

Channel girders are often used in combination with other structural elements, such as columns and beams, to create a rigid frame that can support the weight of the building and resist lateral forces, such as wind or earthquakes. They are also used in industrial buildings, bridges, and other structures where long spans and high load capacities are required.

Channel girders are designed and manufactured to meet specific building codes and engineering requirements. They are available in various sizes and configurations to accommodate different building designs and loads. Installation of channel girders typically involves welding or bolting them to other structural elements to create a secure and stable framework for the building.

product feature:

* It is widely be used in all kinds of tunnel concrete construction.
* The product is easy to use and flexible to disassemble.
* More times turnover, low cost amortization.
* The appearance of concrete is well quality.
* Save labor cost and reduce project cost.

Advantage:

● light weight; 
● simple, strong and stable structure; 
● moved, mounted and stripped easily; 
● strong reusability; 
● small deformation under force; 
● adequate space under traveler and providing a big space for bars and formwork construction operation.

Value-added services:
Provide construction plan for civil engineering and cooperate with Bidding for Party A.
Provide early product design and the most cost-effective scheme.
After sales service and technical support during construction.
Free product improvement scheme.